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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"Cotton -- Quality"”.

  1. The sub Saharan Africa Cotton Sector. Selected Features

    Though cotton only represents a very small share in world merchandise trade, it is an indispensable commodity in sub-Saharan Africa (SSA). Productivity and profitability of cotton production and processing are key determinants of growth in cotton producing countries. This study analyses the SSA …

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  2. Improving Productivity and Quality Of Cotton through Integrated Management and Input Linkage in Ng’hoboko, Isengwa And Mwafuguji Village Meatu District

    … project aimed at reducing poverty among rural cotton in Ng’hoboko, Isengwa and Mwafuguji villages. It is implemented by Tanzania cotton board being financed by her development partners EU and TGT. During community need assessment (CNA) it was found that farmers in the respective villages are …

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  3. Factors Affecting Within-plant Variation of Cotton Fiber Quality and Yield

    Cotton is sold by weight, but a bale’s lint price per pound is determined by its fiber quality profile. Cotton quality is defined by a set of standardized properties (length, strength, elongation, uniformity, color, trash, and micronaire) collected on every United States bale. Each cotton fiber is …

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  4. Inheritance of fiber length mutants of upland cotton and relationships among lint yield, fiber quality, and economic indices

    The narrow germplasm base of upland cotton iGossypium hirsutum L.) varieties grown on the Texas High Plains has historically been limited by relatively poor fiber quality. Prior work at Texas Tech University identified two chemically induced mutants (TTU 202 and TTU 271) that appeared to carry at …

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