What is another word for Gossypium Barbadense?
Pronunciation: [ɡəsˈɪpi͡əm bˈɑːbadəns] (IPA) 
Gossypium Barbadense is a scientific name for a cotton plant that belongs to the Malvaceae family. This plant is also known as Pima cotton and is known for its long and silky fibers that are commonly used in high-end clothing and bedding materials. Some synonyms for Gossypium Barbadense include extra-long staple cotton, Egyptian cotton, and sea island cotton. These terms are used to describe the same high-quality cotton but are distinguished by their country of origin or production location. These cotton varieties are known for their strength, softness, and durability and are highly sought-after by textile manufacturers and consumers who value luxury and comfort.
