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It was found that deficient or excessive soil moisture led to increase in abscission of squares and bolls and decrease in fiber quality.

Severe water deficit at seedling stage and wadding stage , medium water deficit at buds and bolls stage can be propitious to cotton yield.

Bolls fail to develop properly and many fail to open or open only partially. Poor quality fiber results.

Any of various small, flat, red and black bugs of the genus Dysdercus that pierce cotton bolls and stain the fibers.

if they are not fertilized and watered in time , the cotton bolls will wither and fall down for lack of nutrition.

and dropping bolls due to the drought conditions.

Larvae cotton leaf affected cotton harm, mature open bolls.

35AS-1 In addition to these changes in fiber quality, mature cotton bolls compared with the control was also significantly smaller.

and 2. rigid bolls and hard bolls which can not be processed in the prior art can also be processed stripping and cotton cleaning.

Influence of Surface and Subsurface Waterlogging Stress on Spatial Distribution of Bolls during Different Growth Periods in Upland Cotton

Simulation and Validation of Dry Matter Accumulation and Distribution of Cotton Bolls at Different Flowering Stages

lint percentage, bolls per plant, boll weight and lint index were mainly controlled by polygene;

Study on bolls development characteristics of Xinjiang cotton

Effect of Shading at Different Developmental Stages of Cotton Bolls on Cotton Fibre Quality

Effect of irrigation quantity in arid region on abscission of cotton buds and bolls of long-fibre cotton

Effects of Cultural Factors on Spatio-Temporal Distribution of Bolls in Bollworm-Resistant Hybrid Cotton

Reduce cotton bolls rotten and raise cotton external quality by using cultivate measure

Chemical regulate control technique of cotton buds and bolls drop

Effect of meteorological conditions to cotton buds and bolls drop

Effects of nitrogen on the formation and shedding of cotton bolls

Analysis on Movement of Steel-Bolls in the Rotational Cylinder

Study on Cotton Mutual Influences on the Number and Weight of Bolls

Effect of Taking-off-Leaves Branches on the Shedding Rate of Buds and Bolls of CRI35

Study on Fiber Quality of Bolls at Different Fruit Nodes of Cotton

Study on spatio-temporal distribution of cotton bolls based on different application schedule of organic fertilizer

Oh, when them cotton bolls get rotten

Effects of Exogenous and Physiologically Active Substances on the Development of Cotton Bolls at Low Temperature