Cotton's fundamental requirements for long periods of growth and specific seasonal
temperatures limit the global arable areas that can be utilized to cultivate cotton. This …

Sustainable use and efficient management of water as an agricultural input have become a
major global challenge. Agriculture consumes 70% of global freshwater sources, of which …

Phenotypic traits at the organ scale hold significant importance in the realm of plant
breeding, notably in evaluating genetic diversity, selecting innovative cultivars, and …

Key message A Bayesian linkage disequilibrium-based multiple-locus mixed model
identified QTLs for fibre, seed and oil traits and predicted breeding worthiness of test lines …

Cultivated cotton plants are the world's largest source of natural fibre, where yield and
quality are key traits for this renewable and biodegradable commodity. The Gossypium …

Multiple nitrogen (N) application is proved to increase cotton yield, while whether foliar
spraying can replace soil application remains unclear, although foliar application may be …

Context Much research has focused on assessing future climatic conditions on cotton
production. However, understanding climatic changes that have already occurred …

Cotton provides the world's leading natural fiber. Cotton fiber cell wall dictates pivotal fiber
quality indexes such as fiber length and strength, in addition to defining fiber cell …

Key message GhHB14_D10 and GhREV_D5 regulated secondary cell wall formation and
played an important role in fiber development. Abstract Cotton serves as an important …

Background Cotton accounts for 80% of the global natural fibre production. Its leaf hairiness
affects insect resistance, fibre yield, and economic value. However, this phenotype is still …