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How are the seeds of cotton plants used today?

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nydimaria [60]4 years ago
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Here is a helpful link <span> Linters – the short fuzz on the seed – provide cellulose for making plastics, explosives and other products. Linters also are incorporated into high quality paper products and processed into batting for padding mattresses, furniture and automobile cushions.</span>
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