Concept:Ginning is the process of separating cotton fibres from their seeds.Explanation:Cotton is harvested with seeds still attached to the fibre. Ginning removes these seeds and unwanted debris from the cotton lint. This step is one of the first mechanical operations in cotton processing. It produces clean cotton fibre that can be spun into yarn. Ginning is not used for cocoa, oil palm, or palm kernel oil.Answer:B. cotton