it is producessed by a plant
It took out the seeds+thorns, so the African Amerians didn't get pricked and bleed on the cotton, so people bought more cotton.
Surgical cotton is cotton which is minimally processed, and is useful in first aid kits, tampons and so forth. Surgical cotton is designed for one-time, a single use. In British English-speaking countries, this material is called cotton wool.
Cotton is typically the substance processed in a ginnery. The ginnery removes seeds from cotton fibers, preparing it for further processing into textiles.
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Cotton had to be picked by hand and the invention of the cotton gin allowed for more cotton to be processed. Cotton is a versatile material and can be used by many industries especially textile and clothes.
Cotton
Merchandised cotton refers to cotton that has been cleaned, processed, and packaged for sale, making it ready for use in various textile applications. This includes different forms such as bales of raw cotton or processed cotton fibers that meet specific quality standards. The merchandising process involves grading, pricing, and marketing the cotton to manufacturers and retailers. Ultimately, it plays a crucial role in the cotton supply chain, connecting producers with consumers in the textile industry.
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Cotton is grown around the world. Central California is one of the biggest producers of cotton. This time of year the fields of cotton are being picked and taken to the cotton gin to be processed. Once it is baled it is sold to manufacturers.
The cotton gin is used for the manufacture textiles like towels, cloth and blue jeans. It actually cleans the cotton, so it can be processed and used. The cotton gin used today is an improved version of the one previous.
Cotton fibres come from cotton plants, and this fibre is then processed by mankind into useful products.
Because there is a seed inside every ball of cotton. Without the cotton Gin, people needed to remove each seed by hand before the cotton fiber could be processed and spun into thread. So much labor was required, that even if slaves helped, it was a barely profitable endeavor. The cotton gin made the seed removal process much faster, since much could be processed by few workers.