gyapot
Gyapot is a term used in some languages to denote cotton, a natural fiber produced by the seed hairs of Gossypium plants. Cotton fibers are soft, fluffy, and primarily composed of cellulose. They have high absorbency and good comfort against the skin, but they can weaken when wet and tend to shrink after washing.
Production and processing begin with cultivating cotton plants in warm, frost-free regions. After harvest, the fibers
Common uses of cotton textiles include everyday clothing, towels, bed linens, and home textiles. Cottonseed oil,
Environmental and social considerations accompany cotton production. The crop is relatively water-intensive and has historically relied