International Journal of Cotton Research and Technology

International Journal of Cotton Research and Technology (IJCRT) (Previous “Pakistan-Cotton” 1958-2018)  aims to promote multidisciplinary research and development accomplishments regarding all aspects of Cotton science and technology in the whole cotton value chain. IJCRT is an international forum to highlight the progress in global diversified research on cotton including agricultural, technological and marketing and economic research and development in Pakistan, region and across the global cotton belt.

Agricultural disciplines include cotton agronomy, physiology, breeding & genetics, seed-technology, pathology, entomology, post-harvest technology, fiber-technology, extension, information technology, cotton value-chain analyses, etc. Technological research includes fiber and textile technologies including fiber technologies, ginning, spinning, weaving, textile technologies and engineering, fiber and fabrics testing, cotton-standardization and QC system, design and fashion technologies, etc. It will also include research and development on cotton marketing and economic research with emphasis on trade of raw-cotton, fiber, fabrics and ready-made garments.

The published articles shall be freely available for cotton students, researchers, technologists, farmers, and all other stakeholders to promote the multidisciplinary development of cotton science and technology.



Vol 5, No 1 (2023): Accepted for publication

Table of Contents

Research Manuscripts

Md Jahangir Alam, Sima kundu, Faruque Ahmed, Nazmul Hasan Shahin, Md. Amzad Hossain
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Kalim Ullah, Saeed Muhammad, Rashid Khan, Farkhanda Khan, Muhammad Arif, Aslam Noor, Fazal Yazdan Saleem
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Sohail Akbar Khan, Kalim Ullah, Rashid Khan, Fazal Yazdan Saleem, Aslam Noor
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9-11
Kalim Ullah, Saeed Muhammad, Rashid Khan, Farkhanda Khan, Muhammad Arif, Aslam Noor, Fazal Yazdan Saleem
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13-15
Yasir Ali, Muhammad Afzal Ghani Sulehria, Muhammad Younas, Muhammad Ata Ullah, Muzammil Ahmed, Muhammad Abbas, Sana Ullah
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17-19