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Sachin Arote · Answer 1 · 2018-04-11T13:57:21+0000

Cotton is made from the fibers within the boll, the seed pod, of the cotton plant. When ripe, the boll pops open revealing the fluffy, white puffs. These are stripped from the plants by harvesting machines and delivered for processing

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