cottonwood
/ˈkɑtənˌwʊd/Definitions
1. noun
A deciduous tree (Populus trichocarpa) native to North America, having a broad head and cotton-like seeds.
“The riverbank was lined with beautiful cottonwoods, their leaves rustling in the wind.”
2. noun
A small branch or twig of a cottonwood tree, used for making paper or other products.
“The artist used cottonwood fibers to create a unique piece of art.”