What is another word for cottonwood?
Pronunciation: [kˈɒtənwˌʊd] (IPA) 
Cottonwood is a type of tree that grows near water sources and is known for its fluffy seed pods that resemble cotton. However, there are several synonyms for the word cottonwood such as Populus deltoides, Alamo Tree, Necklace Poplar, and Eastern Cottonwood. These names are used in different regions, and some may be more commonly used than others. The Populus deltoides is the scientific name for the cottonwood tree and is often used in scientific and academic settings. Meanwhile, Alamo Tree and Necklace Poplar are more regional names used in Texas and the Midwest, respectively. Nevertheless, all of these terms refer to the same tall, fast-growing tree with round leaves and distinctive fluffy seeds.
