Potential of ten wild diploid cotton species for the improvement of fiber fineness of upland cotton through interspecific hybridization
April-June 2020 - Vol 12 Num. 2
Cotton is the highest source of natural fiber in textile industry worldwide. With the modern spinning technologies, the demand for cotton fiber with higher quality has increased, making the genetic improvement of fiber quality one of the main challenges for cotton breeders. In cotton breeding, wild species are important...
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