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FTIR imaging detects diet and genotype-dependent chemical composition changes in wild type and mutant C. elegans strains by Bouyanfif, A, Liyanage, S, Hewitt, J E, Vanapalli, S A, Moustaid-Moussa, N, Hequet, E, Abidi, N

“…This study focuses on the use of Fourier Transform Infrared (FTIR) microspectroscopy to determine chemical changes induced in the nematode Caenorhabditis…”
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Development of 'naked-tufted' seed coat mutants for potential use in cotton production by Bechere, Efrem, Auld, D. L, Hequet, E

“…Use of chemical mutagenesis has been highly successful in most major crops. The objective of this research was to develop 'naked-tufted' seed mutants and to…”
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Diallel Analysis of Fiber Quality Traits with an Emphasis on Elongation in Upland Cotton by Ng, E.‐H., Smith, C.W., Hequet, E., Hague, S., Dever, J.

“…ABSTRACT The upland cotton (Gossypium hirsutum L.) industry in the United States has shifted from a domestic market to an export‐based market that mandates…”
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Generation Means Analysis for Fiber Elongation in Upland Cotton by Ng, E.‐H., Smith, C. W., Hequet, E., Hague, S., Dever, J.

“…ABSTRACT Each bale (218 kg) of upland cotton (Gossypium hirsutum L.) produced in the United States is graded on the basis of several fiber quality traits,…”
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Fiber and Yarn Performance of Upland Cotton with Improved Fiber Bundle Strength by Gregory, K, Ng, E.H, Smith, W, Hequet, E, Hague, S

“…The U.S. cotton (Gossypium spp.) industry has shifted focus in recent years to an export market, necessitating further development of upland cotton (G…”
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Stability Analysis of Upland Cotton in Texas by Ng, E.‐H., Jernigan, K., Smith, W., Hequet, E., Dever, J., Hague, S., Ibrahim, A. M. H.

“…ABSTRACT Cotton (Gossypium hirsutum L.) is a high value cash crop for the southern United States with an annual production of over 3.2 million t. For breeders…”
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Generation Mean Analysis of Near-Long-Staple Fiber Length in TAM 94L-25 Upland Cotton by Smith. C.W, Braden, C.A, Hequet, E.F

“…The U.S. traditionally markets upland cotton with a high volume instrument (HVI) upper-half mean length (UHML) of 27 mm (34 staple) although international…”
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Development of Extra-Long Staple Upland Cotton by Smith, C. Wayne, Hague, S, Hequet, E, Thaxton, P.S, Brown, I.N

“…An objective of U.S. cotton breeding programs is to provide raw material that processes efficiently and produces better textile products without compromising…”
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Using fiber elongation to improve genetic screening in cotton breeding programs by Benzina, H, Hequet, E, Abidi, N, Gannaway, J, Drean, J.Y, Harzallah, O

“…In this study, the bundle elongation and tenacity of cotton fibers were measured using a modified tensile testing instrument to which Pressley clamps (1/8”…”
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Registration of Eight Extra-Long Staple Upland Cotton Germplasm Lines by Smith, C.W, Hague, S, Thaxton, P.S, Hequet, E, Jones, D

“…Eight extra-long staple (ELS) upland cotton (Gossypium hirsutum L.) germplasm lines, TAM A106-15 ELS (Reg. No. GP-894, PI 654359), TAM A106-16 ELS (Reg. No…”
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Precision of the upgraded Cottonscan(TM) instrument for measuring the average fiber linear density (fineness) of cotton lint samples by Abbott, A M, Hequet, E F, Higgerson, G J, Lucas, S R, Naylor, G R S, Thibodeaux, D P

“…Abbott et al.1 introduced the CottonscanTM technology including a description of its mode of operation. A significant inter-laboratory trial2 confirmed that…”
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Analysis of Sticky Cotton by Near-Infrared Spectroscopy by Barton, F. E., Bargeron, J. D., Gamble, G. R., McAlister, D. L., Hequet, E.

“…“Stickiness” in cotton is a major problem affecting throughput in cotton gins and spinning mills alike. Stickiness is thought to be caused by the deposition of…”
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Cotton fibre elongation: a review by Delhom, C. D., Wanjura, J. D., Hequet, E. F.

“…The tensile properties of cotton are essential quality traits for determining the performance of a material in textile processing. Characterization of the…”
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Registration of TAM 01E-22 Upland Cotton Germplasm Line with Improved Fiber Bundle Strength by Smith, C.W, Thaxton, P.S, Hague, S, Hequet, E, Jones, D

“…TAM 01E-22 upland cotton (Gossypium hirsutum L.) germplasm line (Reg. No. GP-889, PI 652865) was developed by the Cotton Improvement Laboratory, Department of…”
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Recognition of cotton contaminants via X-ray microtomographic image analysis by Pai, A., Sari-Sarraf, H., Hequet, E.F.

“…Technologies currently used for cotton contaminant assessment suffer from some fundamental limitations. These limitations result in the misassessment of the…”
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Registration of 'Raider 276', a High-Yielding, Improved-Quality Upland Mutant Cotton Cultivar by Auld, D.L, Bechere, E, Krifa, M, Kebede, H, Hequet, E, Wright, R, Misra, S

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Registration of TTU 0774-3-3 and TTU 0808-1-6-1 Upland Cotton Germplasm Lines with Improved Fiber Length and Strength by Bechere, Efrem, Auld, D.L, Cantrell, R.G, Hequet, E, Krifa, M, Misra, S, Smith, C. Wayne

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Inheritance of fiber quality and lint yield in a chemically mutated population of cotton by Herring, A.D, Auld, D.L, Ethridge, M.D, Hequet, E.F, Bechere, E, Green, C.J, Cantrell, R.G

“…The narrow germplasm base of the upland cotton (Gossypium hirsutum L.), grown on the Texas high plains historically, has limited improvement of fiber quality…”
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TAM BB‐2139 ELSU extra long staple upland germplasm by Smith, C. Wayne, Beyer, Ben, Hequet, E. F., Hague, S., Jones, D.

“…The minimum or nondiscount upper half mean length (UHML) of upland cotton, Gossypium hirsutum L., for consumption in the United States is 27 mm, while the…”
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Elite Fiber Quality Germplasm Lines of Upland Cotton: TAM 11K‐13 ELSU, TAM 11T‐08 ELSU‐ESU, and TAM 11L‐24 LSU by Smith, C. Wayne, Hequet, E. F., Hague, S., Jones, D.

“…Premium prices are paid to US upland cotton (Gossypium hirsutum L.) producers based on the US Commodity Credit Cooperation loan value for cotton having…”
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