SILK COTTON

Adair's New Encyclopedia · 1923 · p. 5
a short silky fibre obtained from various tropical trees, particularly Bombax malabaricwm, the silk-cotton tree, the large fruits of which contain pea-like seeds enveloped in the fibre. It is made into a coarse loose cloth, but more commonly is used for stuffing mattre es and cushions.
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