Author
Muramoto, H.Affiliation
Department of Plant SciencesIssue Date
1986-03Keywords
Agriculture -- ArizonaCotton -- Arizona
Cotton -- Short staple breeding, genetics and cytology
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Caducous bract (bracts which fall before the bolls open) tetra-ploid cottons with 52 chromosomes were developed after many years of hybridization and selection. Since the bracts shed, and are not present when the bolls open and the cottons harvested, it would mean cleaner cotton that would be an economic benefit to the farmers. It would also prevent textile mill workers from being exposed to the cotton dust of bract origin.Series/Report no.
370063Series P-63