Willow
The willows are
deciduous trees and
shrubs in the genus
Salix, part of the willow family
Salicaceae.
There are about 350 species in this genus worldwide, found primarily on moist
soils in cooler zones in the
Northern Hemisphere. The
leaves are
deciduous, often elongate but round to oval in a few species, and with a serrated margin.
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The
willows are
deciduous trees and
shrubs in the genus
Salix, part of the willow family
Salicaceae.
There are about 350 species in this genus worldwide, found primarily on moist
soils in cooler zones in the
Northern Hemisphere. The
leaves are
deciduous, often elongate but round to oval in a few species, and with a serrated margin.