A sign on the fence that surrounds the tree identifies it as Ceiba pentandra. It is frugivorous, consuming the fruits of plants such as "Ceiba pentandra". Masks are often carved of the wood of "Ceiba pentandra", the faux kapokier. They are important pollinators of "Ceiba pentandra" and perhaps other species. The scientific name of the tree is "Ceiba pentandra". Other economically important trees include cotton tree or kapok (Ceiba pentandra), and cacao (Theobroma cacao). "Ceiba pentandra" is the national emblem of Guatemala, Puerto Rico, and Equatorial Guinea. The dominant species reported are Sterculiaceae ("Triplochiton", "Pterygota"), "Ceiba pentandra" and "Terminalia superba". "Ceiba pentandra", "Tabebuia guayacan" and "Anacardium excelsum".