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” …

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 …

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 …

Cotton production is most vulnerable to climate change particularly in Pakistan, and
sustainable cotton yield is critical to accomplish the future demand of the country. Climate …

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

The weeds are becoming a major challenge for cotton production across the world, and the
crop is infested by broad leaves, grasses, and sedges. Although the presence of weeds is …

Since cotton is responsive to its surrounding environments, an appropriate planting time is
very important to realize its optimum yield potential. The temperature is an important …

Cotton is vital cash besides fiber crop and plays pivotal role in economy in many countries. It
thrives well under optimal temperature. Too high and too low temperatures affect badly its …