Bombax ceiba tree seeds

Common name: Bombax Scientific name: Bombax ceiba Native to Southeast Asia, Australia, New Songna. It is a tropical tree with many branches, deciduous, fast growing, and reaching large sizes in record time. It is one of the large large trees, reaching a height of between 20-25 meters. Its bright red flowers have star-shaped petals, bearing bristles on both surfaces. Its leaves are large, fan-shaped, and alternate. Its fruits are long, horned, capsular, filled with cotton silk around the seeds. Its roots are widespread and deep, and it is distinguished by the beauty of its colorful, highly glossy, large flowers. It is considered one of the very beautiful trees, especially since the flower buds open before the green buds, which increases the tree's splendor and beauty. It is planted in humid tropical areas, and Bombax grows better in areas with temperatures between 28-42 degrees Celsius. It can resist frost, and new growth dies at temperatures below zero Celsius. It grows well in local environmental conditions and can withstand harsh environmental factors well. It is one of the ornamental trees tolerant of hot and dry weather. From Bombax, a viscous resin is extracted, used in medicines, cosmetics, industries, and food. Its roots and bark are used to treat diarrhea, coughing up blood, pulmonary tuberculosis, influenza, and to treat infections and wounds.