Cotton clothing is made from
Select one:
a. little hairs on cotton plant leaves.
b. fibres on cotton plant roots.
c. strips of cotton plant stem.
d. fibres growing around cotton plant seeds.
I know its made from the plant, but my my lesson and textbook don't say anything specifically about the cotton.
I think its d, since cotton covers the seeds. Can anyone check?
That’s correct
Thank you Alexis.
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In any case, I can provide you with the answer. Cotton clothing is made from fibers that grow around cotton plant seeds, so the correct answer is option d. These fibers, called cotton bolls, are soft and fluffy, which makes them suitable for textile production.
Cotton is harvested by picking the cotton bolls from the plants and separating the fibers from the seeds. The fibers are then spun into yarn or thread, which is used to weave or knit fabrics for making clothing and other textiles.
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