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Fourier Transform Infrared (FT-IR) Spectroscopy and Simple Algorithm Analysis for Rapid and Non-Destructive Assessment of Cotton Fiber Maturity and Crystallinity for Plant Mapping. [PDF]
Sensors (Basel)Kim HJ, Liu Y, Zeng L.
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STUDIES ON THE MATURITY OF COTTON FIBER FOR COTTON SPINNING
Sen'i Gakkaishi, 1958 openaire +1 more source
Training in Sylvian Arachnoid Dissection: The Art of Using Kamiyama Scissors and a Simple Novel Model for Practice Sylvian Arachnoid Dissection Using Cotton Fiber with Brain Model. [PDF]
Asian J NeurosurgAriyaprakai C +6 more
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Synthesis of Fe2O3 Nanorod and NiFe2O4 Nanoparticle Composites on Expired Cotton Fiber Cloth for Enhanced Hydrogen Evolution Reaction. [PDF]
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Brassinosteroids in cotton: orchestrating fiber development
New PhytologistSummaryCotton cultivation spans over 30 million hectares across 85 countries and regions, with more than half participating in the global cotton textile trade. The elongated cotton fiber cell is an ideal model for studying cell elongation and understanding plant growth and development.
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The Surface of the Cotton Fiber
Textile Research Journal, 1957Experiments designed to complement microscopical studies and to attempt a practical evaluation of the effectiveness of various agents which impart resistance to dry soil are reported. Various methods of applying soil to fabric were evaluated, as was the ef fectiveness of a number of soil retardants.
Blanche R. Porter +3 more
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Textile Research Journal, 1957
Microscopical studies of surface replicas of chemically finished or modified cotton fibers have shown that the characteristic surface of native cotton is often altered by various commercial and experimental treatments. While removal of the wax from the fiber sur face has little effect, scouring usually uncovers the fine cellulose fibrils of the primary
Verne W. Tripp +2 more
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Microscopical studies of surface replicas of chemically finished or modified cotton fibers have shown that the characteristic surface of native cotton is often altered by various commercial and experimental treatments. While removal of the wax from the fiber sur face has little effect, scouring usually uncovers the fine cellulose fibrils of the primary
Verne W. Tripp +2 more
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Textile Research Journal, 1962
An investigation of the crimp properties of cotton fibers is presented. Two independent groups of parameters are used: one describing the geometry of the fiber and the other the dynamic behavior of its crimp. The static parameters—the crimp diameter and the crimp ratio—are measured on a crimp meter. The dependence of
E. Alexander +4 more
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An investigation of the crimp properties of cotton fibers is presented. Two independent groups of parameters are used: one describing the geometry of the fiber and the other the dynamic behavior of its crimp. The static parameters—the crimp diameter and the crimp ratio—are measured on a crimp meter. The dependence of
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Textile Research Journal, 1958
The location of soiling agents such as colloidal and activated carbon, floor soil. a syn thetic soil, and a clay on gray and modified plain weave cotton fabrics soiled under con trolled conditions was determined by light and electron microscopical examination.
Verne W. Tripp +3 more
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The location of soiling agents such as colloidal and activated carbon, floor soil. a syn thetic soil, and a clay on gray and modified plain weave cotton fabrics soiled under con trolled conditions was determined by light and electron microscopical examination.
Verne W. Tripp +3 more
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The cotton fiber transcriptome
Physiologia Plantarum, 2005Among the longest cell types known in plants, cotton fibers are economically important seed trichomes that provide a unique single‐celled model system for studying fundamental biological processes. Functional genomic approaches have served to characterize dynamic changes to the cotton fiber transcriptome in response to developmental signals that ...
Thea A. Wilkins, A. Bulak Arpat
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