Bombax

Bombax Related Category: Plants (bm´bks), common name for the Bombacaceae, a family of deciduous trees, often tall and with unusually thick trunks, found chiefly in the American tropics. The family includes many commercially important members, e.

Bombax ceiba Scientific Name: Bombax ceiba L. Synonym: Bombax malabaricum, Salmalia malabarica Family: Bombacaceae ...

bombax, Plants Related Category: Plants bombax[bom´baks] Pronunciation Key, common name for the Bombacaceae, a family of deciduous trees, often tall and with unusually thick trunks, found chiefly in the American tropics.

Pseudobombax ellipticum. SHAVING-BRUSH TREE. Mexico to Guatemala BOMBACACEAE (Bombax family) ...

Bombax glabra is often confused in the literature with the Pachira aquatica and oppinions differ. This tree has a distinctively swollen trunk base - even when young.

BOMBAX GLABRA - Malabar Chestnut, Guiana Chestnut BROMELIA BALANSAE BROMELIA KARATAS BROMELIA PINGUIN - Wild Pineapple, Pinguin BROSIUM ALICASTRUM - Breadnut, Mayan Breadnut BUTIA CAPITATA - Jelly Palm, Pindo Palm ...

Adansonia digitata Family: Bombacaceae (bombax or baobab family) Common Names: baobab, dead-rat tree, bottle tree, monkey-bread tree This handsome baobab can be seen at its home at Fairchild Tropical Garden in Miami.

Baobab, Adansonia species Silk-cotton tree, Bombax species Bottletrees, Brachychiton species Kapok, Ceiba pentandra Durian, Durio zibethinus Balsa, Ochroma lagopus Cacao (cocoa), Theobroma cacao Linden (Basswood, Lime), Tilia species ...

See also: Kapok, Green, Pink, Baobab, Chestnut