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The process of removing seed from the mass of cotton is called (a ginning (b shearing (c knitting (d weaving

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Answered by Glorious31

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Ginning is the name of the process which refers to the removing of seeds from cotton.

The process of ginning involves a machine that spins rapidly and separates the seed from the cotton. This is an easy process as compared to manual separation of seeds.

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Shearing is the process by which sheep fleece is separated from its skin .
Knitting is the process by which a yarn twisted and thus interlocking into each other and making a fabric.
Weaving is also similar to knitting but with two yarns being interlocked and forming a fabric.

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