What is another word for Genus Pterospermum?
Pronunciation: [d͡ʒˈɛnəs tˈɛɹəspəməm] (IPA) 
Genus Pterospermum, commonly known as the cork trees or kanak champa, belongs to the family of Malvaceae. The unique species is native to tropical and subtropical regions, including Africa, Madagascar, India, southeast Asia, and Australia. The genus has several synonyms, such as Sterculia, Parapterospermum, Dombeya and many more. The cork trees are known for their corky bark and beautiful showy flowers that bloom in summer and autumn. The flowers range in color from pale yellow to bright yellow-orange and attract a variety of insects. The cork trees are used in traditional medicine for their various medicinal properties and are also cultivated for their ornamental value in gardens and parks.
