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

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 …

Yield and quality of cotton in India has improved during the last four decades due to
development of improved varieties and hybrids, agronomic practices and pest management …

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India has the distinction of having developed the first commercial cotton hybrid H-4 in 1971.
Subsequently, inter-specific and intra-specific hybrids of cotton were produced, and this …

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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 …

This technical bulletin has been compiled based on several information and also the
contributions made by the Scientists of all centers of AICCIP of SAUs, CICR, Nagpur and its …