Cotton and other vegetable fibres : their production and utilisation (1917)
Goulding, Ernest, 1870- · London : Murray · leaf 26
^ and is quite dry, thecotton is ready to be gathered. The seeds bearing the cotton fibre, forming the pro-duct known as seed-cotton, are collected from theripe bolls, and the cotton fibre or lint, after removalfrom the seeds by the process known as ginning,-constitutes the raw cotton of commerce.… … American Cotton Boll Approsimately natural size 12] COTTON SEEDS 13 The seeds of the cotton plant exhibit considerablevariation in size, colour, and other characteristics.Some seeds, such as those of the American Uplandand Indian varieties, are closely invested with a coat-ing of short, downy…
Cotton growing · Textile fibers
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