The Story of the Cotton Plant

About this book

In the early 20th century, as industrialization transformed economies, "The Story of the Cotton Plant" by Frederick Wilkinson emerged as a pivotal scientific publication. This comprehensive work delves into the intricate biology of the cotton plant, exploring its origins and the vital processes that convert raw cotton into essential textiles. Wilkinson meticulously documents the environmental conditions necessary for optimal growth and the historical significance of cotton in shaping trade and agriculture. Ideal for students, agricultural scientists, and historians, this text offers a rich understanding of a crop that has profoundly influenced global economies and cultures. Discover the fascinating journey of cotton from field to fabric in this essential exploration of an agricultural cornerstone.