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cotton (ELS
cotton) has
longer fibre length still and of even
higher quality. The name "Egyptian
cotton" is
broadly ****ociated high
quality cottons and...
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barbadense and
other cottons fall in the
subfamily Malvoideae and
tribe Gossypiae.: 740 The
tribe Gossypiae includes the
cottons and
other species that...
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Cottonization is a
process that
adapts flax and hemp
fibres for
spinning with
other staple fibres such as
cotton or wool.
Cottonization removes impurities...
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Robert Cotton may
refer to:
Robert Cotton (MP, died 1559), MP for
Leicester Sir
Robert Cotton, 1st Baronet, of
Connington (1571–1631),
English antiquary...
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settled four
months later. The
Cottons said they
spent $60,000
battling the NCAA.
After being declared eligible by the NCAA,
Cotton earned a
scholarship to play...
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Thomas Bryant Cotton (born May 13, 1977) is an
American politician, attorney, and
former Army
officer serving as the
junior United States senator from...
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California agronomist and
cotton breeder,
formed BC
Cotton Inc. to work with
naturally colored cottons.
Naturally colored cotton usually come in four standard...
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Cotton bollworms are a
significant pest of
cotton. "A
major pest in hot
countries of
irrigated crops.
Enters into a
summer diapause when
irrigated crops...
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Cotton Club was a 20th-century
nightclub in New York City. It was
located on 142nd
Street and
Lenox Avenue from 1923 to 1936, then
briefly in the midtown...
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Owing to his many children, he was "recognized as the
father of all the
Cottons in
Limestone and
Robertson counties." African-American
officeholders during...
