• GL Ritchie, CW Bednarz, PH Jost, SM Brown. Cotton growth and development. 2007 Jun 1; Cooperative Extension Work of University of Georgia Bulletin 1252. esploro.libs.uga.edu.
Cotton is a unique crop plant, and its innate growth pattern makes it challenging to grow. However, the plant develops in a somewhat predictable pattern. Initially, leaf area and vegetative structures are developed that will then support future reproductive growth. If this initial vegetative growth is compromised, subsequent reproductive growth also suffers. Unlike many other crops, the cotton plant continues vegetative growth after flowering beg... [more]

Cotton Cluster File Request

Name: 
Puneet Kaur Mangat
Email Address: 
puneet.mangat@ttu.edu
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puneet.mangat@ttu.edu
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Texas Tech University
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208 cotton mutants available (1/21)

208 cotton mutants have been added to CottonGen.  All mutants along with publication(s), published symbols, most of them have descriptions, and about half of them have image data available too.  These data are searchable by following steps:

- Go to CottonGen 'QTL Search' (https://www.cottongen.org/find/qtl)

- Select type 'MTL'

- Hit the button 'Search' for all Mutants or use the options to narrow down before hit the 'Search' button

Cotton Cluster File Request

Name: 
LI SHENG DUAN
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dlsdyg2014@163.com
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dlsdyg2014@163.com
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Shi hezi university
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2019 RBTN fiber quality & yield, seed oil & protein data available (9/20)

3,612 test scores on 21 verities of fiber and seed traits from 2019 Regional Breeders Testing Network (RBTN) available, where 3,444 of 15 fiber quality and yield traits from 11 locations and 168 of seed oil and protein contents from 4 locations.

32,722 new NCGC germplasm images available (9/20)

32,722 new images from NCGC (National Cotton Germplasm Collection) Characterization Project added.  These images were collected between 2014-2018 from College Station, Texas, and 2016-2017 from the Cotton Winter Nursery in Costa Rica.

Image can be found from germplasm pages (for Example) or via Search Germplasm Images

Dr. Fred Bourland - "50 Years of Cotton Breeding" Posted (9/20)

Dr. Fred Bourland, professor and center director of Crop, Soil, and Environmental Sciences at the University of Arkansas, recently spoke about the changes in cotton breeding over past 50 years.  As recommended "to share, especially with graduate students who may not be aware of the many significant changes that have occurred in 50 years of cotton improvement between 1970 and 2020" by Dr.