puuvillankarvoa
Puuvillankarvoa refers to the fine, short fibers that remain attached to cotton seeds after the primary ginning process. These fibers are too short to be spun into yarn along with the longer staple cotton fibers. While sometimes considered a byproduct, puuvillankarvoa has several practical applications.
One significant use is in the production of cotton linters, which are then processed into various materials.
In some contexts, particularly in older or less industrialized settings, puuvillankarvoa might be used for insulation