Agriculture contributes mainly to national economies specifically in developing countries,
and cotton is an important cash crop. In certain countries, it is recognized as “white gold” …

The demand for cotton fibres is increasing due to growing global population while its
production is facing challenges from an unpredictable rise in temperature owing to rapidly …

Climate change has increased the frequency and intensity of abiotic stresses, especially
drought has become the major threat to cotton production worldwide due to long and intense …

Cotton is a multifaceted crop of which wholesome or all parts individually can be used for
their by-products in addition to their domestic or economic uses. It provides lint raw material …

Climate change has a negative impact on the productivity of agricultural crops at local,
regional and global levels. Foodstuff security and sustainable livelihood of cotton farmers in …

Crops need water for evaporation (E) and transpiration (T), known as evapotranspiration
(ET). However, too much water is not good for various crops. Crop water need depends on …

Cotton industry is an important sector of the economy in all agriculture-based countries.
Nevertheless, cotton production is constantly endangered by pathogens that cause …

Due to high temperatures in arid regions, cotton crop emergence and early establishment of
seedlings are adversely affected. Field studies were undertaken to quantify the effects of …

Context or problem A favorable cotton boll distribution within the plant canopy can promote
early fruit retention and increase crop yield and fiber quality, particularly in rainfed crops in …

The effects of biochar on leaf and soil-borne diseases of plants can be seen in addition to its
ability to sequester carbon, improve soil quality, and enhance plant performance. However …