Pochotl
Pochotl, also known as *Pochotl* or *Pochotl tree*, is a term that can refer to different plants depending on context, but it is most commonly associated with the *Pochote* tree, scientifically classified as *Ceiba aesculifolia* or *Pachira aquatica* in some classifications. This tree is native to Central America, particularly in regions such as Mexico, Guatemala, and Honduras, where it grows in tropical and subtropical forests.
The Pochotl tree is a member of the Malvaceae family and is notable for its large, palmate
In Mesoamerican culture, particularly among the Aztecs, the term *pochotl* appears in historical records, often linked
Today, the Pochotl tree remains significant in regional ecosystems and traditional practices. Its seeds are sometimes