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Scientific American, Vol. 45, No. 18 (October 1881) (1881)

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verpool market, giving the tional area of the fiber the Egyptian cotton appears to be name, place of growtli, species, average length of staple, Linnseus recognized five primary species of the cotton relatively strongest. In the other cases the breaking strains and the spinning •' counts " for… … A. Unripe unmatured fibers.—B. Half ripe fibers.—C. Fully matured The " African " cottons are of like grade with the Indian. and ripe cotton.—D. Section of fiber showing laminated cell walls. A. Stem —B. Section of calyx.—C. Section of carpel.—D, Midweb with Tliese, of course, do not include Ihe…

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