wild cotton मीनिंग इन हिंदी

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1. Wild cotton, providing a more yellowish taint, is widely employed.
2. Her models resembled clowns with their wild cotton candy wigs and bowling shoes.
3. The greatest diversity of wild cotton species is found in Mexico, followed by Australia and Africa.
4. In the dappled shade also grew wild hibiscus, wild cotton, wild cinnamon, limber caper and three types of rangy cactuses.
5. The colorful wear of the Ibans, woven from wild cotton, and the Melanaus'sago-leaf hats have been largely replaced by jeans and baseball caps.
6. Experiments are ongoing to cross-breed various desirable traits of wild cotton species into the principal commercial species, such as resistance to insects and diseases, and drought tolerance.
7. Scientists still do that, but use DNA linked to a trait, such as a wild cotton species from Central America that resists an insect, says Alan Pepper, a biologist at Texas A & M University's Crop Biotechnology Center.
8. Andrew Paterson, a University of Georgia geneticist who headed the research, said the six-year, dlrs 280, 000 study showed that by changing the genetics of cultivated cotton, scientists could give it the traits that help wild cotton survive in semiarid conditions.
9. Shon Mitchell, Ricky Williams shred Virginia Tech line and lead Texas to 27-16 victory in Sugar Bowl . . . . Colorado tight end Matt Lepsis scores winning TD in wild Cotton Bowl, 40-38, over Oregon . . . . Steve Spurrier's Florida offense shocks Nebraska, 34-31, to capture Fiesta Bowl and national college football crown . . . . Final poll shows Gators No . 1,'Huskers No . 2 and Northwestern third.
10. Right now, the monkeys'status as an endangered species prevents any further importation of wild cotton-tops, and only 1, 150 monkeys remain in medical laboratories . ( Another 700 or so live in zoos or private institutions . ) However, the New England Primate Research Center has petitioned the U . S . Fish and Wildlife Service to change the status of captive cotton-tops from endangered to threatened, which would make it easier to carry out research on the animals without going through excessive red tape.