Which of the following groups of plants produces economically useful fibers?
- A$Gossypium$,$Hibiscus$,$Crotalaria$
- B$Gossypium$,$Cassia$,$Lycopersicum$
- C$Gossypium$,$Brassica$,$Glycine$
- D$Gossypium$,$Agave$,$Nicotiana$
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