A Study of Diversity in Egyptian Cotton
A Study of Diversity in Egyptian Cotton
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(PI. V.) Bolls that have the light color almost always show something of the large size and more broadly pyramidal shape of the bolls of Upland cotton and thus appear the more distinct from the narrower and more cylindrical bolls of the Egyptian. Nevertheless, there appears to be a complete series of gradations in sizes, colors, and shapes. Plants shown by other characters to be hybrids may bear bolls which by themselves would appear genuinely and typically Egyptian. As already noted in the dis...cussion of the Egyptian varieties, they show a much greater amount of diversity in boll characters than would be expected in any well-bred Upland variety.
This adds, of course, to the diificulty of using boll characters as a means of distinguishing hybrids, except in the cases where the lighter color and different texture of the surface are obvious.
FIVE-LOCKED BOLLS OF HYBBIDS.
The bolls of hybrid plants are able to show the complete range of diversity of the parent types. Many hybrids have 2 to 4 locks, like the Egyptian parent, while others have 3 to 5 locks, like the Upland parent.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
(PI. V.) Bolls that have the light color almost always show something of the large size and more broadly pyramidal shape of the bolls of Upland cotton and thus appear the more distinct from the narrower and more cylindrical bolls of the Egyptian. Nevertheless, there appears to be a complete series of gradations in sizes, colors, and shapes. Plants shown by other characters to be hybrids may bear bolls which by themselves would appear genuinely and typically Egyptian. As already noted in the dis...cussion of the Egyptian varieties, they show a much greater amount of diversity in boll characters than would be expected in any well-bred Upland variety.
This adds, of course, to the diificulty of using boll characters as a means of distinguishing hybrids, except in the cases where the lighter color and different texture of the surface are obvious.
FIVE-LOCKED BOLLS OF HYBBIDS.
The bolls of hybrid plants are able to show the complete range of diversity of the parent types. Many hybrids have 2 to 4 locks, like the Egyptian parent, while others have 3 to 5 locks, like the Upland parent.
What to read after A Study of Diversity in Egyptian Cotton?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Orator Fuller Cook, Argyle Mclachlan, Rowland Montgomery Meade to read onlineMoreLess
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