Word: Cotton-seed tree
Part of Speech: Noun
Definition: A cotton-seed tree is a type of plant (specifically a shrub) that grows in salty areas, such as marshes, in eastern and south-central North America, as well as in the West Indies. Its fruit is surrounded by fluffy, white, hair-like tufts that look like cotton.
The cotton-seed tree is a unique shrub found in salty marshes, notable for its fluffy, cotton-like fruit.