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Hastatae
26 branches of this group, most-observed first

Balsam Willow
speciesSalix pyrifolia

Barclay's Willow
speciesSalix barclayi

sand dune willow
speciesSalix cordata

Halberd Willow
speciesSalix hastata

Undergreen Willow
speciesSalix commutata
Blueleaf Willow
speciesSalix myricoides

False Mountain Willow
speciesSalix pseudomonticola

Salix pyrolifolia
speciesSalix pyrolifolia

Myrtle-leaf Willow
speciesSalix myrtillifolia

Tall Blueberry Willow
speciesSalix pseudomyrsinites

booth's willow
speciesSalix boothii

Sierra willow
speciesSalix eastwoodiae

gray-leafed sierra willow
speciesSalix orestera

Park Willow
speciesSalix monticola

Wolf's Willow
speciesSalix wolfii

Farr's Willow
speciesSalix farriae

Arizona Willow
speciesSalix arizonica

Salix apoda
speciesSalix apoda
Salix japonica
speciesSalix japonica

Ball's Willow
speciesSalix ballii
Himalayan Willow
speciesSalix karelinii
Salix × obtusata
hybridSalix × obtusata
Salix rupifraga
speciesSalix rupifraga
Salix shiraii
speciesSalix shiraii
Salix fedtschenkoi
speciesSalix fedtschenkoi
Salix trabzonica
speciesSalix trabzonica
Where it lives
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 1237188.