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Picture No. 10761608Cambodia - The roots of a Kapok tree (Ceiba petandra) invade a gallery at the Ta Prohm temple in Angkor, supporting the monument and destroying it at the same time
Picture No. 10761605Cambodia - The roots of a Kapok tree (Ceiba petandra) invade a portico at the Ta Prohm temple in Angkor, supporting the monument and destroying it at the same time
Picture No. 10761609Cambodia - The roots of a Kapok tree (Ceiba petandra) invade a gallery at the Ta Prohm temple in Angkor, supporting the monument and destroying it at the same time
Kapok Flower At Manning Gorge, Kimberley, Western Australia. A concoction of the flowersDH-3816 Kapok Flower At Manning Gorge, Kimberley, Western Australia. A concoction of the flowers and bark was drunk by Australian aborigines for fevers
Kapok - After flowering green barrel-shaped fruits approximately 8cm long are producedDH-3343 Kapok - After flowering green barrel-shaped fruits approximately 8cm long are produced Manning Gorge in the Kimberleys, Western Australia
Kapok flower - Australian aborigines used the flowers and bark to make a drink when suffering a feverDH-3218 Kapok flower Kimberleys Western Australia. Cochlospermum fraseri Australian aborigines used the flowers and bark to make a drink when suffering a fever
Kapok - Mature fruit splitting and releasing silky hairs embedded with seedsDH-3345 Kapok - Mature fruit splitting and releasing silky hairs embedded with seeds Manning Gorge in the Kimberleys, Western Australia