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Salix sect. Denticulatae
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Salix sect. Denticulatae

Denticulatae

27 branches of this group, most-observed first

Elegant Willow

speciesSalix denticulata

Salix delavayana

speciesSalix delavayana

Salix longiflora

speciesSalix longiflora

Salix maerkangensis

speciesSalix maerkangensis

Salix polyclona

speciesSalix polyclona

Salix minjiangensis

speciesSalix minjiangensis

Salix praticola

speciesSalix praticola

Salix zangica

speciesSalix zangica

Salix tenella

speciesSalix tenella

Salix cathayana

speciesSalix cathayana

Salix rhoophila

speciesSalix rhoophila

Salix xizangensis

speciesSalix xizangensis

Salix austrotibetica

speciesSalix austrotibetica

Salix daguanensis

speciesSalix daguanensis

Salix etosia

speciesSalix etosia

Salix hypoleuca

speciesSalix hypoleuca

Salix luctuosa

speciesSalix luctuosa

Salix macroblasta

speciesSalix macroblasta

Salix paratetradenia

speciesSalix paratetradenia

Salix parvidenticulata

speciesSalix parvidenticulata

Salix zhegushanica

speciesSalix zhegushanica

Salix ochetophylla

speciesSalix ochetophylla

Salix oreinoma

speciesSalix oreinoma

Salix heishuiensis

speciesSalix heishuiensis

Salix pseudotangii

speciesSalix pseudotangii

Salix dissa

speciesSalix dissa

Salix pseudowolohoensis

speciesSalix pseudowolohoensis

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Recorded sightings

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This page is assembled live from iNaturalist, GBIF, Wikipedia, the Source Library and the Internet Archive. It is not yet part of the hand-edited codex. iNaturalist taxon 1237180.