- cotton, Java
kapok, silk-cotton or samauma. The tree
grows up to 240 ft (73 m) tall as
confirmed by
climbing and tape drop with
reports of
Kapoks up to 77...
- Look up
kapok in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Kapok fibre is a cotton-like
plant fibre obtained from the seed pods of a
number of
trees in the Malvaceae...
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Kapok, or
Kapok fibre, also
known as
ceiba and Java cotton, is the fine
fibres from the
fruit of the
kapok tree
Ceiba pentandra in the
bombax family Bombacaceae...
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Aerva javanica, the
kapok bush or
desert cotton, is a
species of
plant in the
family Amaranthaceae. It has a
native distribution incorporating much of...
- tree; red silk-cotton; red
cotton tree; or
ambiguously as silk-cotton or
kapok, both of
which may also
refer to
Ceiba pentandra. This
Asian tropical tree...
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Kampong Kapok is a
village in the north-east of Brunei-Muara District,
Brunei and has an area of 1,241.01
hectares (3,066.6 acres); the po****tion was...
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Taiwan Stock Exchange in 1997. In 1999,
Clevo merged with
their subsidiary,
Kapok, to
increase efficiency.[citation needed] In
August 2002,
Clevo had built...
- The
Great Kapok Tree is an
American children's
picture book
about rainforest conservation. It was
written and
illustrated by
Lynne Cherry and was originally...
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Cotton tree may
refer to:
Cotton Tree (Sierra Leone), a
kapok tree (Ceiba pentandra) that is an
historic symbol of
Freetown in
Sierra Leone Bombax ceiba...
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belongs to the same
family as the baobab; the
species Bombax ceiba; and
other kapok trees.
Another tree of the same genus,
Ceiba chodatii, is
often referred...
