India is now the numero uno in terms of cotton (Gossypium species) production in the world.
The production in-creased rapidly soon after the introduction of Bt cotton hybrids in 2002 …

Cotton supports the livelihoods of 95 million people in India. It is the only country in the world
wherein all the four cultivated species are grown (Gossypium arboreum, Gossypium …

Cotton belongs to the genus Gossypium, family Malvaceae. Of the 50 species, only four are
cultivated, namely, G. arboreum, G. herbaceum, G. hirsutum and G. barbadense. The G …

Cotton is the most important cash crop of Pakistan. It is often referred as “white gold” in the
farming community of the country due to its ability to generate revenue for the farmers …

The review traces the agronomic research on cotton and dovetails the research
achievements to other developmental launched programmes by the Government which …

In recent years, Pakistan has faced challenges related to declining cotton production, which
has led to increased imports to meet the demands of its textile industry. Addressing these …

The textile sector contributes to one-third of export earnings of India and cotton (Gossypium
spp) alone constitutesnearly 70% of raw material. In the 3 distinct agro-ecological regions of …

Cotton,(Gossypium sp.), the world's leading natural fibre and an important oilseed crop, has
long been a focus of genetic, systematic and breeding research. The genus, Gossypium that …

India has been the traditional home of cotton and cotton textiles. The domestication of the
cotton plant for commercial cultivation for clothing as well as for other forms of human …

Cotton is grown commercially in south-east Asia including India under Asiatic, American or
Egyptian cotton groups and is primarily used for its natural fibre. The current scenario in …