| Ceiba insignis |
| "White Floss Silk Tree" |
| LHBC 813 |
| Family: Bombacaceae |
| APG IV: Malvaceae |
| Native to: South America |
| Ceiba insignis has extermely swollen trunks and is thus a sarcocaul. |
| Horticultural notes: Commonly cultivated in tropical and subtropical zones, in the U.S. often seen as a street tree in Southern California and Florida. |