Egyptian cotton: harnessing genetic diversity, molecular tools, fiber anatomy, and innovation for a climate-smart future
Egyptian cotton, derived primarily from Gossypium barbadense L., has shaped the country’s agricultural economy and international reputation for nearly two centuries. Among these, the Giza varieties—renowned for their exceptional fiber length, fineness, and strength—have garnered global recognition and made substantial...
Ibrahim A. A. Mohamed, Usama Abdel Hameid Abdel Razek, Jun-Juan Wang et al.
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