Soil salinity is increasing due to several factors such as climate change and areas with uneven rainfall. This increase in level of compelled the cotton breeders develop a new germplasm that exhibit suitable for salty soil. study aimed determine salt tolerance 50 accessions Gossypium hirsutum hydroponic conditions having three levels NaCl, i.e., 0 mM, 150 200 mM. The experiment was carried out ...

Although several diploid and tetroploid Gossypium species genomes have been sequenced, the well annotated web-based transposable elements (TEs) database is lacking. To better understand the roles of TEs in structural, functional and evolutionary dynamics of the cotton genome, a comprehensive, specific, and user-friendly web-based database, Gossypium raimondii transposable elements database (GrT...

We assessed the potential profitability of twin-row (TR) planting geometry as a water productivity-enhancing practice and skip-row irrigation (SRI) water-conserving in furrow-irrigated cotton (Gossypium hirsutum L.) soybean (Glycine max L.). Data from agronomic experiments carried on Dundee silt loam soils indicate that, average, TR increases by US$344 ha?1 for all-row irrigated (ARI), $401 SRI...

This article presents the findings of an extensive research endeavor aimed at comprehending physiological intricacies water metabolism in novel strains fine-fiber cotton belonging to species Gossypium barbadense L. These include L-2006, L-167, L-5440, L5445, L-1, L-10, L-663, and L-450, alongside standard variety Surkhan14 its F1 hybrids. The study was conducted under various regime conditions ...