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Each student carried a stalk of sugar-cane with some open bolls of cotton fastened to the end of it.

Though they might have two or three brass kettles hanging, in their lodges, yet they would frequently use vessels made of willow, for carrying water, and would even boll their meat in them, by means of hot stones.

These sundies feed on cotton bolls or flowers, and therefore cause direct and great yield losses.

Abstract.- The researchers and progressive farmers of cotton growers of Punjab, Pakistan had been worrying for six years from 2005 to 2010 for an obscure causing agent of the warts and internal lint damage (rotting) of cotton bolls. Consequently, a two years study was launched in 2010 and 2011 thoroughly aimed at investigating the actual causing insect pest of warts on the internal carpel wall of cotton bolls.

The bolls were filled with seeds and fiber; therefore, the respiration rates of the bolls were higher than the net photosynthesis rates.

Mechanics, make sure that all the bolls are installed in the engine lift brackets when pulling a CAT engine from an FMTV.

Bolls presents a short guide for people with Asperger Syndrome to take control of their minds and lives through meditation.

Paul Bolls, an associate professor of strategic communication at the MU School of Journalism and a 2011-2012 MU Reynolds Journalism Institute Fellow, has found that news consumers who have "reward-seeking" personalities are more likely to read their news online and on mobile devices, and to engage with websites, by leaving comments on stories and uploading user-generated content.

The adults infest developing cotton buds and damage bolls. They may also transmit cotton diseases.

The sellers were Betty and Nick Holloway; Mary Jo Bolls and her husband, Lillard; Lillard L.

At each location, 20 cotton plants were randomly selected and 5 bolls from each plant were removed and placed into a plastic bag.