… of single fiber tenacities, ribbon widths, and linear densities among fiber positions on the …
two additional possible origins of fiber variations, ie, seed position and fiber length within an indi…

… Positions of seeds and motes in locks and lengths of cotton fibers from bolls borne at different
positions … and technological properties of cotton fibres, in: PW Harison (Ed.), Cotton in a …

… cotton that requires less energy from gin machinery such as the gin stand. During saw-type
ginning, gin stand saws separate fiber from seed by pulling fibers … in raised position and …

… the effect of boll position on boll and fiber properties across … , boll position, and environmental
factors affect fiber quality. … Fiber samples were composed of fiber from seeds located in …

… Cotton fiber is an important raw material for the textile industry. Both fiber yield and quality
are important to cotton fiber … Fibers were removed manually from the seed without removing …

… Increasing cotton (Gossypium hirsutum L.) fiber weight per seed … Seed weight decreases as
the number of seeds per boll … Remaining first position bolls were harvested after boll opening …

… base compression by neighboring epidermal cells begins during fiber development, as
secondary cell-wall deposition begins in neighboring epidermal cells, and is completed during …

… -boll fiber quality might also vary with irrigation, cotton cultivar, … fiber quality of cotton, across
all seed positions, and by seed position, is affected by irrigation, plant density, and the cotton …

… not affect cotton (Gossypium hirsutum L.) fiber properties of the whole crop. The objective was
to determine whether soil management practices affect canopy position specific fiber … Fiber …

… cotton fibers sampled from ovules located in the middle of the locules of the first-position bolls…
From each boll, we selected three seeds whose average seed fiber weights were closest to …