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Extraction, characterization, and efficacy enhancement of natural dye from locally grown plant impatiens tinctoria. [PDF]
Assefa M, Muhammed A.
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Genome-wide characterization of the cotton E2F/DP gene family and a negative role of GhDEL1_D08 in salt tolerance. [PDF]
Liu Q +6 more
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Augmenting Bone Formation by Implanting Dedifferentiated Fat Cell-Loaded Cotton-like Graft Materials in a Rat Bone Defect Model. [PDF]
Inoue J +8 more
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Depolymerization of Polycotton-Blended Fabrics: Challenges and Opportunities. [PDF]
Rosini E +4 more
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Image-based cotton leaf disease diagnosis using YOLO and faster R-CNN techniques. [PDF]
Chinnadurai S, Selvakumar S.
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Superoleophobic Cotton Textiles
Langmuir, 2009Common cotton textiles are hydrophilic and oleophilic in nature. Superhydrophobic cotton textiles have the potential to be used as self-cleaning fabrics, but they typically are not super oil-repellent. Poor oil repellency may easily compromise the self-cleaning property of these fabrics.
Leng, B. +3 more
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Organic Cotton Versus Recycled Cotton Versus Sustainable Cotton
2018Organic cotton will be cotton that is relied upon to have been developed without manures and pesticides, with rehearses that advance biodiversity, organic cycles, and soil health. As far as natural cotton, China, Turkey, and India are the world’s driving makers and sources.
P. Senthil Kumar, A. Saravanan
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Marketing Cotton and Cotton Textiles
1966Excerpts from the Introduction: Cotton has been, and remains, a very significant part of the U.S. economy, but market supply, disappearance, and prices have fluctuated widely during the past several decades. The leadership of cotton as a raw material for the U.S.
Cable, C. Curtis, Cable, C. Curtis
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