Kapok - World Crops Database

Kapok or Ceiba is a large tropical tree which produces a type of cotton. These fibers are the hairs that grow on the seeds and are used as a filling in mattresses, pillows, padding of seats, stuffed toys, and for insulation. Kapok originates from Central America, northern South America, and the Caribbean.

Full article: Multi-Purpose Utilization of Kapok Fiber and

Origin of crops Alliance Bioversity International - CIAT

Full article: Multi-Purpose Utilization of Kapok Fiber and

Kapok - World Crops Database

Kapok Tree (Apis mellifera fodder- Liberia) · iNaturalist

Kapok Tree (Apis mellifera fodder- Liberia) · iNaturalist

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Kapok Tree (Apis mellifera fodder- Liberia) · iNaturalist

File:Ceiba pentandra (L.) Gaertn. Kapok Tree Malvaceae

Photograph of a kapok fruit, b, c dried kapok fruits with fibers

Ceiba pentandra (kapok)

Ceiba pentandra Kapok Tree, Cotton Tree, Suma'ma PFAF Plant Database

Ceiba pentandra Kapok Tree, Cotton Tree, Suma'ma PFAF Plant Database

The World Crops Database

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