Some folks call the plant "cotton rose" because its leaves resemble cotton foliage, and the round flower buds remind them of cotton bolls ... annual shearing of dead branches to promote new ...

One of the most striking evidences of this fact is foimil in the incread numbers of original devices calculated to advance the progress of the various branches ... cotton from tlie boll, Mr ...

Their confidence stems from a pesticide-free technique they adopted a few ... Potash Ghol is used at the time of crop ripening and helps develop the cotton boll. While Dalal and Rehru mixtures are ...

The useful area of each cotton plot (2 m in 2 central rows) was harvested manually, and the final population, plant height, number of fruiting stems, and number of bolls per plant were measured. In ...

"Watching them read their lines, I thought, ‘Wow, look how smooth, how confident they are. They’re ready for this,'" said ...

A long-snouted beetle and a rose-ringed caterpillar terrorized cotton growers for a century, and still do in many regions of the world. The first was named boll weevil (Anthonomus grandis ...

Urban growth has paved over many cotton fields, pushing them out of Maricopa County to other parts of Arizona. In Arizona, cotton yields are five times higher than a century ago as farmers learn to ...