Cotton is a highly profitable agricultural crop globally, valued for its valuable natural
cellulosic fibres, renewable biofuel potential, and rich edible oil content. Global cotton …

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 …

Traditional breeding techniques are proven, but additional knowledge learned from genome
sequencing provides vast new data that might help identify gene targets for improving cotton …

Traditional breeding has made significant progress toward improving cotton adaptation in
prevailing environments for increased yield and quality. The conventional breeding systems …

Cotton has enormous economic potential providing high-quality protein, oil, and fibre. A
large increase in cotton output is necessary due to the world's changing climate and …

Conventional tools induce mutations randomly throughout the cotton genome—making
breeding difficult and challenging. During the last decade, progress has been made to edit …

Cotton is globally known for its high-priority cellulose-rich natural fiber. In addition to
providing fiber for the textile industry, it is an important source material for edible oil …

Cotton has a tremendous economic value worldwide due to its high-quality fiber, edible oil
and protein contents. However, the intensifying scenario of human population expansion …

Cotton holds immense economic potential owing to its premium quality fiber, oil, and protein
contents. The ever-growing human population along with a global shift in climate requires a …

CRISPR/Cas9 system has sparked a biotechnological revolution in various fields, serving as
a milestone for biotechnology by enabling target mutagenesis with unparalleled simplicity …