1138. <i>Salix magnifica</i> Hemsl.

Summary Salix magnifica Hemsl. (Salicaceae) is illustrated and its full description is given. The history of this willow in cultivation and its distribution are discussed. Morphological characteristics of infraspecific taxa are compared and their distinction given. Two new combinations are made. The names of two taxa are lectotypified. Information about the cultivation of S . magnifica is provided.

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Curtis s Botanical Magazine
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2025-03-01
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https://doi.org/10.1111/curt.12631
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Botany and Plant Ecology Studies
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1138. Salix magnifica Hemsl.

Irina Belyaeva, Christabel King
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1138. Salix magnifica Hemsl.

Irina Belyaeva, Christabel King
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Summary Salix magnifica Hemsl. (Salicaceae) is illustrated and its full description is given. The history of this willow in cultivation and its distribution are discussed. Morphological characteristics of infraspecific taxa are compared and their distinction given. Two new combinations are made. The names of two taxa are lectotypified. Information about the cultivation of S . magnifica is provided.

Curtis s Botanical MagazineVol. 42(1)
Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew (GB)
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Botany and Plant Ecology Studies
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1138. <i>Salix magnifica</i> Hemsl. — Irina Belyaeva, Christabel King · Curtis s Botanical Magazine (2025) | TGRS Research Map | TGRS