Solution:
The above statement is false.Cotton bolls start to fill in and open up after around a hundred days. About thirty-two immature seeds, from which cotton fibres will develop, are present in each boll. The fact that the boll contains seeds qualifies it as a fruit in its own right. As a result of the cotton bolls, the seeds will spread more quickly in their natural environment.
The corrected statement would be, “Cotton bolls are the name given to the cotton plant's fruits”.
