Development and Characterization of Advanced Generations A2D1 Chromosome Segment Substitution Lines in Cotton [PDF]
, 2023 The cotton genus, Gossypium, includes 52 species of which 45 are diploid and 7 are tetraploid. While G. hirsutum L. (2n=4x=52) is by far the most important agriculturally, all of the species are potential sources for genetic introgression and ...
Junaid, Jamshaid Ali
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Cotton genotype effect on fiber quality distributions [PDF]
, 2011 In the 2004 crop year, 151 genotypes of Upland cotton and 10 genotypes of Pima cotton were planted in the United States. Many previous studies showed that cotton genotype is the major contributor to overall quality variation.
Kang, Kootak
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The Distribution of Cotton Fiber Length [PDF]
, 2010 By testing a fiber beard, certain cotton fiber length parameters can be obtained rapidly. This is the method used by the High Volume Instrument (HVI). This study is aimed to explore the approaches and obtain the inference of length distributions of HVI ...
Belmasrour, Rachid
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Advanced technology for measuring wool top properties [PDF]
, 1997 Wool is an important textile fiber. The price of the wool is largely depending on fiber diameter, with length, vegetable matter and dark fiber content next. Numerous of individual instruments were developed to measure wool fiber properties but until now,
Cheng, Luo
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An evaluation of cotton fiber cross-sections with an image analysis software [PDF]
, 2016 Cotton is a natural raw material used by the textile industry in the manufacture of spun yarns. Cotton fiber maturity is an important fiber quality characteristic as it relates to fiber breakage, yarn evenness, fabric defects, and fabric dye uptake ...
Lamichhane, Suman
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Development and Characterization of Chromosome Substitution and Chromosome Segment Substitution Lines in Cotton (Gossypium Spp.). [PDF]
, 2023 Genetic improvements of Upland cotton (Gossypium hirsutum L.) must be continuous if the crop is to remain biologically and economically viable. The notoriously low genetic diversity found among cultivated Upland cottons constrains opportunities for ...
Hitzelberger, John Christian
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Cotton - systems and methods for its assessment [PDF]
, 2005 The book is destined for the people working with cotton, mostly in the spinning mill, but not only. It can be also very useful for cotton classers, ttaders and so on.
Frydrych, Iwona
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Prediction of Yarn Strength from Fiber Properties Using Fuzzy ARTMAP [PDF]
, 1997 The count-strength-product (CSP) of cotton yarn is a complex function of fiber properties and spinning performance. The traditional way of predicting yarn CSP is using linear multiple regression.
Zaman, Raonak, Wunsch, Donald C.
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The Effects of Incremental Application of Chemical Defoliants on Cotton Fiber Quality [PDF]
Leaf shedding is a natural process as cotton matures; however, this does not synchronize with harvest timing; therefore, defoliants are used to remove these leaves and improve harvestability of the bolls.
Karki, Aashish
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TEXTILE TECHNOLOGY Obtaining Cotton Fiber Length Distributions from the Beard Test Method Part 1 - Theoretical Distributions Related to the Beard Method [PDF]
, 2009 By scanning a fiber beard and generating a fibrogram, certain cotton fiber length parameters can be obtained rapidly. This is the length measurement method used by the High Volume Instrument (HVI TM ). The objective of this study is to infer fiber length
Rachid Belmasrour +12 more
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