… induction and meristem identity genes in Upland cotton genotypes; (2) … Upland cotton
genotypes using a genome-wide association study; (3) analyzing the diversity of the Upland cotton …

… The growth habit of cotton is one of the crucial factors that determine crop maturation time, …
upland cotton genotypes to develop high-yielding cotton germplasm with reduced regrowth …

… 9-day-old cotton seedlings (pre-V4 stage) grown in laboratory and field environments, and
determine if any regrowth limitations and yield reduction occurred. We hypothesize that cotton …

… reduced cotton lint yield compared to the control. In the 2013 growing season, the removal of
terminal buds, 2 nodes and 4 nodes on cotton main stems reduced cotton lint … and regrowth …

… McWhorter and Jordan (1985) reported there was no lack of effort by research workers to
develop reduced tillage systems for cotton, but that little of this research was published …

… regrowth, an enhanced boll demand or “sinks” must be lower or lesser. Allowing the plant to
regrow … leaf removal has shown maximum or reduction in these traits in comparison to the …

… cotton remains an indeterminate growth habit that typically stores starch in the stems and roots
at the end of the growing season to initiate regrowth … thus leading to reduced bolls per unit …

Carbohydrates remobilization in non-leaf organs has a potential association with the
formation of cotton yield. However, our understanding of the physiological and molecular …

… were able to differentiate cotton regrowth among different herbicide treatments for cotton
stalk destruction. … The disease significantly reduces cotton yield and lowers lint quality[10,11]. …

… In the nonAcala Uplands, higher populations tended to reduce yields mostly with earlier
planting dates under high yield conditions. Higher populations gave similar or slightly better …