Species list : Salicaceae
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| Scientific name [A-Z] | Common name [A-Z] | Family |
| Salix triandra | Almond Willow | Salicaceae |
| Populus tremula | Aspen | Salicaceae |
| Salix pentandra | Bay Willow | Salicaceae |
| Salix fragilis | Crack Willow | Salicaceae |
| Salix repens | Creeping Willow | Salicaceae |
| Salix myrsinifolia | Dark-leaved Willow | Salicaceae |
| Salix herbacea | Dwarf Willow | Salicaceae |
| Salix aurita | Eared Willow | Salicaceae |
| Salix caprea | Goat Willow | Salicaceae |
| Salix cinerea | Grey Willow | Salicaceae |
| Salix viminalis | Osier | Salicaceae |
| Salix purpurea | Purple Willow | Salicaceae |
| Salix triandra x viminalis (S. x mollissima) | Sharp-stipuled Willow | Salicaceae |
| Salix alba | White Willow | Salicaceae |
| Salix caprea x cinerea (S. x reichardtii) | willow | Salicaceae |
| Salix aurita x cinerea (S. x multinervis) | willow | Salicaceae |
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