What is another word for Gossypium Hirsutum?
Pronunciation: [ɡəsˈɪpi͡əm hˈɜːsuːtəm] (IPA) 
Gossypium Hirsutum is commonly known as upland cotton, which is widely cultivated for its fiber. It is a species of cotton native to Central America and has a hairy appearance. Some of the synonyms for Gossypium Hirsutum include tree cotton, white gold, Egyptian cotton, and sea island cotton. Tree cotton references the tree-like growth of the upland cotton, while white gold points to the economic value of the fiber produced. Egyptian cotton and sea island cotton are high-end textile fibers made from genuine Gossypium Hirsutum plants grown in certain regions known for their quality. Regardless of the synonym, upland cotton is a significant crop worldwide and plays an essential role in the textile industry.
