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45 Simal Cotton
A variety of cotton from the simal tree grown in India which is a species of Bombax. It is a strong, soft, short and silky seed hair of reddish-brown colour and used for stuffing. Also known as red silk cotton tree (Bombax Malabaricum) -
46 Bombax Cotton
The seed hair obtained from the plant known as the " cotton tree," belonging to the Bombacea; family. The fibre is known as Vegetable Down or Bombax Cotton. It grows in tropical countries. The fibre is soft, rather weak, of white to a yellowish-brown colour, and is lustrous. It is not used by itself for spinning, but is sometimes mixed with ordinary cotton. It is chiefly used as a wadding material. The fibre does not grow directly from the seed as ordinary cotton, but originates at the inner side of the seed-capsule. There are several varieties of plants producing vegetable down, as follows: Brazil - Bombax heptaphyllum; Bombax ceiba. The product is known as ceiba or Paina buifa cotton. South Asia and Africa - B. malabaricum. Known in India as Simal cotton or Red Silk cotton. Venezuela - B. cumanensis, giving a product known as Lana del tamber or Lana vejetale. Brazil - B. Villosum; B. pubescens. South America - B. carolinum. West Africa - B. Phodognaphalon. Known as wild kapok. South Asia and East Indies - B. Pentandrum. This is the kapok of commerce. -
47 Salmali Cotton
Sanskrit for a fibre bearing tree, variously stated to be the cotton tree or the kapok. -
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49 Silk Cotton
The fine, lustrous fibre obtained from several species of cotton tree (Bombax Ceiba) found growing in South America and the West Indies. The seed capsules give this soft and glossy down which is too short and springy for spinning. Used for stuffing although it is believed to be objectionable to lie upon (see Kapok and Mockmain) -
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52 Moco' Cotton
A tree cotton of Brazil. The tree bears cotton for 15 years, and the branches often bend down with the weight of cotton. The cotton ripens all at the same time and after the first picking in July new leaves and bolls are formed if the ground has sufficient moisture, and this second crop is ready in September or October. The local mills spin up to 124's weft from this cotton. It has good colour and a staple 11/8-in, to 11/4-in. -
53 Burma Cotton
There are three classes of cotton grown in Burma: - (1) Shan, staple about 1-in. ginning return 40 per cent; (2) Wa gale, grown in the Dry Zone, is whitish, and of good strength. This gives the bulk of the Burma crop; (3) Nanking, good staple, fairly strong, and is a tree-cotton. -
54 Rim De Boi Cotton
A variety of cotton grown in the State of Minas Geraes, Brazil. It is a tree cotton. The yield of lint is small, white in colour, 3/4-in. to 7/8-in. staple. It is used locally. There is also a drab coloured variety which the natives use for fabrics because the cloth does not require dyeing. -
55 Caravonica Cotton
A very high class cotton obtained from a tree grown in Cairns County, Queensland. It is very similar to Sea Islands in fineness and length of staple. -
56 Catacaos Cotton
A variety of the tree cotton, grown in Peru. -
57 Ceba Cotton
A variety of cotton obtained from the Ceba tree, grown in Mexico, it is a fine and silky fibre. -
58 Ceiba Fibre (Or Cotton)
Yellowish, silky seed hair, grown on the Bombax tree in South America; used for stuffing. The fibre is barely half inch long and is actually a vegetable down. Also known as Painalimpa cotton.Dictionary of the English textile terms > Ceiba Fibre (Or Cotton)
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59 Crioula Cotton
A tree cotton, grown in Brazil, giving a fine glossy fibre, from 3/4-in. to 11/4-in. staple. The plant gives three or even five crops. Also known as Maranhao and Mindo. -
60 Dacca Cotton
A variety indigeniout to India and extensively grown there. The plant is Gossypium Neglectum and is similar to G. Arboreum, the tree-like, cotton plans of India.
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