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 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 …

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

Pakistan ranked 4th among cotton producing countries worldwide. Cotton cultivation along
Indus river irrigation system across nearly three million/ha and recognized as the backbone …

Cotton cultivation in India signifies total diversity in vastness, spread, agroclimate, farming
methods, cropping systems, planting and marketing seasons, varieties, duration, yield …

The “Egyptian cotton” is a peculiar type of cotton that is characterized by high quality, and
gained a world-wide reputation for more than a century and half as being of the highest lint …

Cotton is the richest source of plant fiber in terms of production and diversity of its uses.
Cotton shares the fiber demand of the textile industry, dietary needs of the edible-oil …

Cotton (Gossypium herbaceum) is one of the most important fibre cash crops of India as well
as the world. It is a crop with multiple uses that supplies basic product viz., lint, oil, seed …

Cotton is an important cash crop of Pakistan, and it plays a vital role in the economic viability
of the country. Cotton and cotton products contribute 0.8% in GDP and 60% in the foreign …

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 …