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Cotton Linter

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Cotton linter comes from the Gossypium plant. Linter is the short cellulose fiber left on the seed after the staple cotton is removed by ginning.

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Cotton linter is often used to make pulp for papermaking. It is also used to make coarse yarns and many cellulose products.

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