Salicaceae
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| notation | Sali | |||||||||||
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| definition | Distribution: This family consists of 54 genera and c. 1200 species that are distributed
across pantropical to temperate and Arctic regions. In Australia there are 8 genera
and c. 50 species in Australia with native species occuring in tropical and subtropical
regions in north eastern Australia and introduced members of tribe Saliceae naturalised
in temperate regions of Australia. Description: The species within this family are trees or shrubs, sometimes dioecious, glabrous or pubescent, with or without spines, sometimes deciduous with well developed winter buds, the bud scales often sticky. For more details regarding the description of species within this family please see: https://profiles.ala.org.au/opus/foa/profile/Salicaceae Pollen Morphology: See the specific descriptions in the different genus taxa within this family. |
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| contributor | NEII_Programme original | |||||||||||
| creator | NEII_Programme original | |||||||||||
| in scheme | TEST-AusPollen-Aerobiology-Collaboration-Network-Species-Classification original | |||||||||||