STUDYING BRANCHING AND ITS TYPES IN THE COTTON VARIETIES.

The developing branches on a cotton plant can be schematically classified as either vegetative branches or fruiting branches (figure 1). Scientifically they explained as monopodia and sympodia. Thus wise, cotton plant varieties grown in the fields of farmers have two types of branches: monopodial and sympodial. Some genotype diversities may have both monopodial and sympodial branches, while others may have only sympodial branches arose directly from main stem which is called as zero type. Zero type of cotton varieties belong to fine staple cotton varieties (photo 8). Branches on the main stem are located in a spiral order, angled along the main stem.

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