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With the advent of spring, hundreds of blooming kapok or red silk-cotton flowers (Bombax ceiba) have become a new attraction on Wuzhishan Road in provincial capital Haikou.
Kapok trees are in full bloom along Wuzhishan Road in Haikou on March 15.
Photo: Wang Chengxian
Kapok trees are in full bloom along Wuzhishan Road in Haikou on March 15.
Photo: Wang Chengxian
Kapok trees are in full bloom along Wuzhishan Road in Haikou on March 15.
Photo: Wang Chengxian
The kapok flower, shaped like a trumpet, attracts bees
Photo: Wang Chengxian
Kapok flowers bloom in Haikou
Photo: Wang Chengxian
Vivid red kapok flowers add spring colors to Haikou
Photo: Wang Chengxian
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