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 grows all four cultivated species of cotton, diploids Gossypium arboreum and G.
herbaceum (2n= 26) and tetraploids G. hirsutum (upland cotton) and G. barbadense (Sea …

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 genus Gossypium has 50 species, of which only four are cultivated commercially. India
is the only country that grows all four cultivated species of cotton, with the majority of the …

Cotton, a major source of natural fiber and vegetable oil [1], belongs to the genus
Gossypium. The word cotton derived from “quotn”, an Arabic word [2], and Gossypium …

Cotton (Gossypium spp.) is an economically important cash crop grown in more than 90
countries in tropical, sub-tropical and temperate climate for its fibre, oil and protein. Cotton …

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

Abstract Cotton (Gossypium spp.), a leading natural fiber, is a major cash crop in the world
and is grown commercially in more than 50 countries. China, India, USA, Pakistan and …

Cotton (Gossypium spp.) is an economically important cash crop grown in more than 90
countries in tropical, sub-tropical and temperate climate for its fibre, oil and protein. Cotton …

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 …