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⇒ Engler's syllabus (エングラー体系), Plant taxonomy

Salicales (ヤナギ目)

Consisting of one family, Salicaceae
400- more than 1200 species (90 spp. in Japan)
Deciduous trees and shrubs

Salicaceae L. (ヤナギ科)

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Salix L. (ヤナギ)
Chosenia Nakai (ケショウヤナギ), merged into Salix (S. arbutifolia)
Toisusu Kimura (オオバヤナギ)
Populus L. (ヤマナラシ)

Salix L. (ヤナギ)

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Mostly in the cold and temperate zones of the Northern Hemisphere Fig. 1 Geographic distributions of the main lineages of Salix (Wu et al. 2015). Hokkaido S. babylonica (エゾノキヌヤナギ) S. gracilistyla (ネコヤナギ) S. hultenii var. angustifolia (エゾノバッコヤナギ) S. integra (イヌコリヤナギ) S. jessoensis (シロヤナギ) S. miyabeana ssp. gymnolepis (カワヤナギ) S. reinii (ミネヤナギ) S. rorida (エゾヤナギ)

Salix sp. sketched by ST on April 27 1983. The sample was collected in the Hokkaido University campus. S. sachalinensis (ナガバヤナギ) S. triandra L. ssp. nipponica (タチヤナギ) S. vulpina (キツネヤナギ) Arctic S. alaxensis (Andersson) Coville (Alaska willow or feltleaf willow), leaves densely white-wooly below ssp. alaxensis ssp. longistylis (Rydb.) Hultén, often lacking felt, not hairy on young twigs, distributed at > 600 m → cp. S. candida S. arctica Pall. (arctic willow) S. bebbiana Sarg. S. candida Flüggé ex Willd. (sageleaf willow), leaves densely white-wooly below, uncommon in AK S. glauca L. (grayleaf willow) S. lanata L. (woolly willow, Tsuyuzaki et al. 2008) S. polaris Wahlenberg (チシママメヤナギ, polar willow) S. pulchra Cham. (diamondleaf willow) S. reticulata L. (netleaf willow) ⇒ Species checklist in Alaska

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Hybrids Salix × sumiyosensis Kimura Sumiyoshiyanagi (スミヨシヤナギ, 住吉柳)

Putative hybrid between S．gracilistyla and S. integra

Lifeform: dwarf shrub ≈ 2-3 m high Sex: only a female tree was discovered

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[1-3] in the salicetums of Botanic Gardens, Tohoku University, Natural Monument Aobayama, northern Honshu, on March 22 2016. [Data] HB. 139 ex Kimura n. 3310. Hab. Prov. Mukogawa in Settsu. Coll. et Donat. Mr. Ishikawa E. Plant. 1985·4.·20-1991·6

Populus L. (ヤマナラシ)

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Japan (including transplantation) Common names: poplar, aspen, and cottonwood Growth form: deciduous, dioecious tree Distribution: Native to the Northern Hemisphere with ca 30 spp. P. alba L. (ギンドロ) P. angulata Ait. (カロリナハコヤナギ)

P. balsamifera L. (バルサムポプラ) P. canadensis Moench (カナダポプラ) P. deltoides Marsh. (アメリカクロヤマナラシ) P. euphratica Oliv. (コトカケヤナギ) P. grandidentata Michx. (オオバヤマナラシ) P. koreana Rehd. (チリメンドロ) P. maximowiczii A. Henry (ドロノキ)

P. nigra L. (セイヨウクロヤマナラシ) P. simonii Carrière (テリハドロノキ) P. tremula L. (ヨーロッパヤマナラシ) var. davidiana Schneid. (エゾヤマナラシ) var. sieboldii (Miq.) Kudo (ヤマナラシ) P. tremuloides Michx. (アメリカヤマナラシ): distributed in Northwest