long-staple cotton

The mechanization could efficiently handle short-staple cotton, which could be grown in more places than the long-staple cotton of the Low Country.

The towels are of long-staple Egyptian cotton woven in Portugal in white, beige, butter yellow, periwinkle blue and other colors.

It had achieved early economic dominance because of wealth derived from the cultivation of both rice and long-staple cotton, a major crop.

In 1913, Peter E. Bradshaw purchased the ranch, and planted long-staple cotton in 1915.

Initial research at the station focused on growing long-staple cotton, which was used to make airplane wings at the time.

The economy of Aksu is mostly agricultural, with cotton, in particular long-staple cotton, as the main product.

Other specialty agricultural products of the region are Donghu Hami melons and long-staple cotton.

A flexible skin made of self sealing long-staple cotton and hemp weave fits over the frame.

Well, the first European settlers along the southeast coast of the New World found the marshy lands near the sea ideal for long-staple cotton.

Egypt's long-staple cotton is world famous, but until recently it was difficult to find fashionable clothing made from it in Cairo.