Edited by:
Prof. Fuguang LI, Institute of Cotton Research, CAAS, China
Dr. Zuoren YANG, Institute of Cotton Research, CAAS, China

Remarkable advances have been made in cotton functional genomics and biotechnology, though more findings are expected in most fields in functional genomics. Journal of Cotton Research is hosting this thematic series, encouraging the research community to shre original findings, methodology, results, databses, and/or software the opinions on Functional genomics and biotechnology.

Edited by:
Prof. Hezhong DONG, Cotton Research Centre, Shandong Academy of Agricultural Sciences, China
Prof. Zhiguo ZHOU, Nanjing Agricultural University, China

This thematic series is committed to encourage research community to share their main findings and results of the research on cotton physiology and pathology.

Edited by: 

Prof. Eric F. Hequet, Texas Tech University, USA 

Dr. Glen Ritchie, Texas Tech University, USA 

High speed phenotyping is critical to improve cotton research and production. It can be applied to large scale commercial fields, research fields, breeding lines, and even at the individual plant level. The main goals are to improve yield, fiber quality, stress and disease resistance, etc. Recently, advances in high speed phenotyping in cotton have been achieved. This thematic series aims to report the main findings of research topic.