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Crack willow (Salix fragilis)

Crack willow (Salix fragilis)

Row of beautiful Populus Alba trees over blue sky in winter. Row of beautiful Populus Alba trees over blue sky in winter

Salix arctica (Arctic willow)

Salix arctica (Arctic willow)

Gold rush. Otago.

Poplar tree is commonly known as aspen and cottonwood. It belongs to a populus genus that is made of about 35 species of deciduous flowering plants which belong to the family Salicaceae. Poplar trees are native of the Northern Hemishphere. Western Balsam Poplar species was the first tree to have its full DNA code in the year of 2006. Poplar trees can grow anywhere between 15 to 50 meters tall with trunks up to 2.5 meteres in diameter. The bark is smooth usually even when tree gets older. The leaves are spirally arranged and come in different shapes. Small leaves are usually on side shoots while very large leaves are on strong growing lead shoots. The leaves are bright gold in fall. Poplar tree is commonly known as aspen and cottonwood. It belongs to a populus genus that is made of about 35 species of deciduous flowering plants which belong to the family Salicaceae. Poplar trees are native of the Northern Hemishphere. Western Balsam Poplar species was the first tree to have its full DNA code in the year of 2006. Poplar trees can grow anywhere between 15 to 50 meters tall with trunks up to 2.5 meteres in diameter. The bark is smooth usually even when tree gets older. The leaves are spirally arranged and come in different shapes. Small leaves are usually on side shoots while very large leaves are on strong growing lead shoots. The leaves are bright gold in fall.

Salix daphnoides or European violet willow

Salix daphnoides or European violet willow

Japanese dappled willow Salix integra Hakuro Nishiki, variegated foliage

Japanese dappled willow Salix integra Hakuro Nishiki, variegated foliage

Lombardy Poplar Tree

Lombardy Poplar Tree

Close-up of Salix retusa, a flowering plant in the family Salicaceae

Close-up of Salix retusa, a flowering plant in the family Salicaceae

Salix lapponum L. family Salicaceae. Willow of Lapland in the mountains of the Northern Urals

Salix lapponum L. family Salicaceae. Willow of Lapland in the mountains of the Northern Urals

White poplar. Deciduous tree of the family Salicaceae

White poplar. Deciduous tree of the family Salicaceae

Salix. Goat Willow & x28 Salix caprea& x29 in park, Willow & x28 Salix caprea& x29 branches with buds blossoming in early spring

Salix. Goat Willow & x28 Salix caprea& x29 in park, Willow & x28 Salix caprea& x29 branches with buds blossoming in early spring. Pollen and catkins close up

Salix babylonica var or pekinensis or Pendula or Weeping Willow or Salix babylonica L, SALICACEAE

Salix babylonica var or pekinensis or Pendula or Weeping Willow or Salix babylonica L, SALICACEAE

White poplar. Deciduous tree of the family Salicaceae

White poplar. Deciduous tree of the family Salicaceae

Close-up of Salix retusa, a flowering plant in the family Salicaceae

Close-up of Salix retusa, a flowering plant in the family Salicaceae

Grey willow (Salix cinerea) male catkins

Grey willow (Salix cinerea) male catkins

Weeping willow in the winter sun

Weeping willow in the winter sun

Populus euphratica

Populus euphratica growing in the southern Xinjiang.

Blossoming buds of pussy-willow on branches in the spring forest at sunset in April. Salix. Family Salicaceae.

Blossoming buds of pussy-willow on branches in the spring forest at sunset in April. Salix. Family Salicaceae.

Green branches of weeping willow tree closeup. Texture leaves

Green branches of weeping willow tree closeup. Texture leaves

Two willows on blue background detail. Two willows on blue background detail

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