... Ceiba speciosa Árvores com até 30m de altura e tronco com 80 a 120cm de diâmetro , que armazena água . A casca tem acúleos curtos e grossos . As folhas têm 8 a 30cm de comprimento , são divididas em cinco a sete folíolos e caem no ...
... Ceiba speciosa, 118 Chloroleucon mangense, 115 Cylindropuntia fulgida, 120 Enterolobium cyclocarpum, 113 Inga stipularis, 116 Laguncularia racemosa, 111 Leucaena collinsii, 115 Lysiloma acapulcense, 116 Manilkara zapota, 121 Melicoccus ...
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Beatrice Loukopoulos. Ceiba. Speciosa. Ceiba speciosa, or the floss-silk tree, is very unusual. Ceiba means “giant tree” in a South American indigenous language and speciosa means “beautiful” or “showy” in Latin. The floss-silk tree has a ...
... Ceiba speciosa Floss Silk Tree Árbol del Puente | Paineira | Palo Borracho | Samu'ũ | Silver Floss Tree | Toborochi 50 POTENTIAL MAXIMUM HEIGHT feet [ 15 meters ] No. 093 Ceiba pentandra * Kapok Tree Balso | Bonga | Bongo | Ceiba | Ceiba ...
... ( Ceiba speciosa ) in the mid - 1970s . It is known for being tender when young , so she put one of her plastic covers over it . The size of the cover increased every year until the tree grew to 12 feet tall . Ruth tried to keep the trunk ...
... Ceiba - like the pochote ( Ceiba aesculifolia ) of Central America and the silk floss tree ( Ceiba speciosa ) of Brazil and Argentina - release similar fibers . CINCHONA Humans have found ways to use thousands of tree. 92 Kapoks.
Urs Eggli, Reto Nyffeler. Fig . 2 Ceiba rubriflora ( same locality as Fig . 1 ) . ( Copy- recurved , spatulate to oblong , externally seri- right : G. Charles ) deciduous woodland, altitude not recorded I: Fig. 6 Ceiba speciosa. Fig . 1 ...
... Ceiba speciosa A. St. - Hill ( Syn : Chorisia speciosa ) Fig . 7.3 ( continued ). 162 7 Antipyretic and Analgesic Activities of Some Economically Important Woody Plants.