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(First upload on September 25 2008. Last on September 8 2022) [ 日本語 | English ]

Salix L. (ヤナギ) Nagabayanagi (ナガバヤナギ, 長葉柳), Japanese fantail willow Also called: Onoeyanagi (オノエヤナギ, 尾上柳), Karafutoyanagi (カラフトヤナギ, 樺太柳), and Yabuyanagi (ヤブヤナギ, 藪柳) Lifeform: large, deciduous tree Distribution: Japan (Shikoku, Honshu and Hokkaido) - Kuril Habit: pioneer sun tree after disturbances in Hokkaido

flora on: Mount Koma, Flora on Mount Usu Seed dispersal: wind Flower: before the leaf flush Synonyms: Salix udensis Trautv. et C. A. Mey, recently used Salix opaca Andersson ex Seemen Salix siuzevii Seemen

Salix sachalinensis in Hokkaido

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[1/2] in the crater basin on Mount Usu on September 19, 2008. This species is the most common willow tree on Mount Usu (有珠山) and Mount Koma (駒ケ岳). [3] at the location of the former Keiteki Dormitory (恵迪寮) in Hokkaido University Campus on May 10 2013. [4/5] near Faculty of Health Sciences, HU, on May 18 2022. [6] a specimen, which is stored in SAPS, collected in the crater basin of Mount Usu on June 27 2012. [7] at a southern part of the Graduate School of Health Sciences of Hokkaido University on May 6 2022.