kapok
silk cotton
vegetable silk

Shrouded in shade, the giant roots of strangler figs and silk cotton wove around doorways and crept over walls as if the roots had been poured from the trunk.

In 1812 he entered into partnership in a well-established firm of silk, cotton, and linen manufacturers, which still, though no longer under his name, continues to prosper.

(There the material used is silk, not cotton.)

There is also an associated red velvet bag with a Victor's Olive Crown embroidered on it in yellow silk cotton with the emblem "1883" in the middle of it.

Most Gomesi are made of silk, cotton, or linen fabric, with silk being the most expensive.

It soon attracted large silk, cotton and other textile factories to the former farming village, some run by local families such as Schwarzenbach, Schmid, and Kölliker.

Flora: Kadamba, teak, karanj, shisam, and species of acacia, ziziphus, euphorbia, flame of the forest, red silk cotton and a number of other varieties of flowers.

Amongst the mahogany trees are box, cabbage palm, silk cotton, and avocado trees.

Clothes are mostly made of cotton, wool imported from Myanmar and silk cotton which is a rarity in most of Bangladesh.

But he also gets occasional orders for customized mattresses, which he fills with feathers or kapok, a silk cotton.