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Comparison of development by 'normal' and 'okra leaf' varieties. As well as having much more finely dissected leaves, okra leaf cotton has slightly longer internodes than the normal leaf variety which results in a taller and thinner plant. This simulation is based on several simplifying assumptions, such as uniform soil.
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Last updated: Jim Hanan, 15 January 1997.