kapok
ceiba tree
silk-cotton tree
white silk-cotton tree
Bombay ceiba
God tree
Ceiba pentandra

King lay shivering where he had fallen at the foot of a silk-cotton tree, against the bole of which he leaned for support.

"I watched her body swing from the lower branches of a silk-cotton tree," Tituba says.

When they arrived there were already many others before them, squatting silently around the base of a huge silk-cotton tree in the depths of the forest.

All of them were looking up into the silk-cotton tree.

He had not gone to the silk-cotton tree with the other men to fetch the Molimo down from its home.

Their dwellings are in groves of the simbalī, or silk-cotton tree.

The Aziza are described as little hairy people and are said to live in anthills and silk-cotton trees.

There are two tree houses, one 140 feet high in a silk-cotton tree, from which visitors can view the park from above and observe bird life.

A hollowed-out, fake silk-cotton tree gives you an idea of where bats go when caves aren't around.

Oak, ebony, silk-cotton trees and balsa are some trees found in the dry forests.