cottonwood

(-wo̵od′)

noun

  1. any of several poplars that have seeds thickly covered with cottony or silky hairs, esp. a rapidly growing lowland tree (Populus deltoides) of E and central U.S.
  2. the wood of any of these trees

See cottonwood in American Heritage Dictionary 4

noun
Any of several North American poplar trees, especially Populus deltoides, which has triangular leaves and a tuft of cottony hairs on the seeds.

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Populus deltoides

A river, about 225 km (140 mi) long, of southwest Minnesota flowing generally eastward to the Minnesota River.

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