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The 46 pages that link to Cotton, each with the reason it gives.

• CelluloseBroader topic: Cotton is a naturally occurring, cellulose-rich textile fiber.

• TextileBroader topic: Cotton’s cultivation connects textile demand with land, water, and labor impacts.

• Plant cell wallBroader topic: Cotton fibers are exceptionally cellulose-rich plant cell walls.

• Textile manufacturingBroader topic: Cotton illustrates how a major natural fiber enters industrial textile production.

• MalvaceaeBroader topic: Cotton fibers develop on seeds of several species in the malvaceous genus Gossypium.

• Spindle (textile)Broader topic: Cotton fibers can be drafted and twisted on a spindle, though their short length affects spinning.

• Arab Agricultural RevolutionBroader topic: Cotton cultivation expanded in several regions associated with the proposed changes.

• MuslinBroader topic: Cotton is the characteristic fiber used to make muslin.

• Fiber (textiles)Broader topic: Cotton is a common natural staple fiber used in yarns and fabrics.

• Fiber cropBroader topic: It is the largest example of a fiber crop used for clothing.

• Nonfood cropBroader topic: Its lint is a major example of a nonfood crop grown for fiber.