From where do we obtain cotton class 6th
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Fibers from the cotton plant are spun into yarn or thread and made into fiber, yielding soft, breathable textiles. Cotton is the most widely used natural fiber in clothing today. Cotton plants are native to tropical and subtropical regions around the world, found largely in India, Egypt, Africa and the Americas.
Cotton is grown in warm climates. Tropical and subtropical regions of the world like India, Egypt, Southern United States, Uzbekistan, and China are producing most of the cotton. The cotton plant is grown from seeds and we get fabric from its flower. The plant produces balls of fluffy white fibers known as 'lint'.
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Fibers from the cotton plant are spun into yarn or thread and made into fiber, yielding soft, breathable textiles. Cotton is the most widely used natural fiber in clothing today. Cotton plants are native to tropical and subtropical regions around the world, found largely in India, Egypt, Africa and the Americas.
Cotton is grown in warm climates. Tropical and subtropical regions of the world like India, Egypt, Southern United States, Uzbekistan, and China are producing most of the cotton. The cotton plant is grown from seeds and we get fabric from its flower. The plant produces balls of fluffy white fibers known as 'lint'.
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