-
cooking oil from the
seeds of
cotton plants of
various species,
mainly Gossypium hirsutum and
Gossypium herbaceum, that are
grown for
cotton fiber,
animal feed...
-
Cotton (from
Arabic qutn) is a soft,
fluffy staple fiber that
grows in a boll, or
protective case,
around the
seeds of the
cotton plants of the genus...
-
Cottonseed is the
seed of the
cotton plant. The
mature seeds are
brown ovoids weighing about a
tenth of a gram. By weight, they are 60% cotyledon, 32%...
- A
cotton gin—meaning "
cotton engine"—is a
machine that
quickly and
easily separates cotton fibers from
their seeds,
enabling much
greater productivity...
- had an
interest in
cotton seed technology and
understood the
value in
hybrid cotton seeds,
which he
wanted to make
available to
cotton cultivators. However...
- baccharis,
groundsel bush, sea myrtle, and saltbush.
Consumption weed,
cotton-
seed tree,
groundsel tree, menguilié, and
silverling are also used more locally...
- and
sunflower seeds, and soy beans. Many of the oil
seeds generate oils that are self-heating. Palm kernels, rapeseed, and
cotton seed have also been...
-
seeds)
represented about half of Monsanto's
gross margin. As of 2015, Monsanto's line of
seed products included corn,
cotton, soy and
vegetable seeds...
-
Oxycarenus hyalinipennis,
common name
cotton seed bug, is a
species of
plant bug
belonging to the
family Lygaeidae,
subfamily Oxycareninae. This widespread...
- extra-long
staple (ELS)
cotton. The
species is a tropical, frost-sensitive
perennial that
produces yellow flowers and has
black seeds. It
grows as a bush...
