Which plant does cotton grow?

Gossypium is the botanical name for a cotton plant; however the common name is…cotton.

Cotton comes from a plant called a cotton plant it has a green stem and a white ball (which is the cotton) on top of it.

The plant itself is any of four different species of the shrub Symposium native to South America, India, Central America, Mexico, Pakistan and Egypt.

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Cotton comes from a plant called a cotton plant it has a green steem and a white ball (which is the cotton) on top of it.

The plant itself is any of four different species of the shrub Gossypium native to South America, India, Central America, Mexico, Pakistan and Egypt.

Cotton is a soft, fluffy staple fibre that grows in a boll, or protective capsule, around the seeds of cotton plants of the genus Gossypium. The plant is commonly known as the cotton plant.

Source(s): http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cotton

Trick question? Cotton does indeed grow on a Cotton plant from which it is picked.

Simple.

Cotton grows in a magical place; in the land of Pho. It grows on a vine where the unicorns dance and the gold at the end of the rainbow is. But before you can get cotton you must first fight off rice rats. Rice rats are evil bugs that are as big as a horse and even though they are made of rice they are as strong as steel. To pluck Cotton off its vine you must yodel for one hour, hop on one leg, pat your tummy, bop your head, then do the chicken dance. Then the cotton will fill up into a little bag and fly up to a hill by all the fairies and you must skip to go past the fairies and sing America The Beautiful, then bow to the cyclops baby riding the hippo.

Cotton grows on a cotton plant.

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They usually grow on cotton plants, but if you’re lucky they’ll grow on apple trees..

Cotton http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cotton

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Cotton grows on a cotton plant. After the flower falls off a cotton boll forms. Here are pictures of a cotton in flower and producing bolls.

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