The cotton plants bear fruits called bolls. The cotton fibre is separated from seeds in the cotton bolls by the process of .

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The cotton plants bear fruits called cotton bolls. The cotton fibre is separated from seeds in the cotton bolls by the process of ginning.
Cotton grows best in Black soil which is clayey in nature and it requires a warm climate for its growth. The fruits of the cotton plant are called cotton bolls which are fluffy and round clumps. The seeds from the cotton fibres are separated by the process of ginning. The fibres which are extracted are used to produce yarn by the process of spinning. The yarns are coloured by the process of dying. The dyed yarn is woven to make the cotton fabric.

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