Given below are two statements.
Statement-I: Fruit of Malvaceae is generally capsule.
Statement-II: Gossypium is an oil-yielding plant as well.

In light of the above statements, choose the most appropriate answer from the options given below.

Statement I is true. The fruit of the Malvaceae family is generally a capsule. A capsule is a dry, dehiscent fruit that splits open when it matures to release its seeds. In the Malvaceae family, the capsule can have various forms and structures, but it is a characteristic fruit type for many of its members. 

Statement II is also true. Gossypium, commonly known as cotton, is primarily cultivated for its fiber, not for oil production. While cotton is primarily grown for its fiber, it is worth noting that the cotton plant does produce cottonseed, which contains oil. Cottonseed oil is indeed a valuable byproduct of cotton cultivation. Cottonseed oil is used in various applications, including in cooking and food products, as well as in the manufacture of soap and other industrial products.