Salix daphnoides Vill.

Dataset
GBIF Backbone Taxonomy: Rank
SPECIES: Published in
Prosp. Hist. pl. Dauphiné 51. 1779

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Classification

kingdom
Plantae: phylum
Tracheophyta: class
Magnoliopsida: order
Malpighiales: family
Salicaceae: genus
Salix: species
Salix daphnoides

Distribution

Norway, Sweden, Austria (I), France (I), Germany (I), Switzerland (I), Czech Republic (I), Slovenia (I), Croatia (I), Slovakia (I), Spain (I), European Russia, Canada (I) (Ontario (I))

native range

Europe

invasion stage

casual

pathway

cbd_2014_pathway:escape_horticulture

Crop type

forage, medicinal and aromatic, ornamental, forestry

native range

Africa

native range

Asia-Temperate

native range

Asia-Tropical

eunis habitat

Coastal dunes and sandy shores (B1 level 2)

eunis habitat

Coastal habitats (B level 1)

eunis habitat

Dry grasslands (E1 level 2)

native range

Eastern Europe

native range

Europe

native range

Middle Asia

eunis habitat

Miscellaneous inland habitats with very sparse or no vegetation (H5 level 2)

eunis habitat

Riverine and fen scrubs (F9 level 2)

eunis habitat

Surface running waters (C2 level 2)

habit

shrub

native range

Europe (WGSRPD:1)

degree of establishment

casual

Name

Synonyms: Salix aglaja hort.; Salix aglaja hort. ex K.Koch; Salix bigemmis Hoffm.; Salix caspica hort.; Salix caspica hort. ex Willd.; Salix cinerea Sm.; Salix cinerea Willd.; Salix jaspidea hort.; Salix jaspidea hort. ex K.Koch; Salix koernickei Anderss.; Salix pomeranica Willd. ex Link; Salix pomeranica Willd. ex Schltdl., 1813; Salix praecox Hoppe; Salix praecox Hoppe ex Willd.; Salix pruinosa Wendl.; Salix pruinosa Wendl. ex Rchb.; Salix pulchra Wimm.; Salix reuteri Moretti; Salix violacea G.Anderson ex Sm.
Homonyms: Salix daphnoides Vill.
Common names: Dug-pil in Danish; European Violet-willow in English; European violet willow in English; Reif-Weide in language.; Reif-Weide in German; Reif-Weide in German; Reifweide in German; Schimmel-Weide in language.; Siberian Violet-willow in English; Spitzblättrige Weide in German; Wierzba ostrolistna in Polish; daggvide in Swedish; daggvide in Swedish; daphne willow in English; daphne willow in English; härmäpaju in Swedish; härmäpaju in Finnish; påskepil in Norwegian Bokmål; påskepil in Nynorsk, Norwegian; salcio nero in Italian; salice nero in Italian; saule faux Daphné in French; saule noir in French; saule à bois glauque in French; schimmel Weide in German; smaillapu vītols in Latvian; violet willow in English; violet willow in English; vrba špi in Czech; wierzba wawrzynkolistna in Polish; Berijpte wilg in Dutch; daggvide in Swedish; daggvide in Swedish; doggpil in Nynorsk, Norwegian; doggpil in Norwegian Bokmål; doggpil in Norwegian Bokmål; doggpil in Nynorsk, Norwegian; saule faux-daphné in French; violet willow in English; daphne willow in English; saule daphné in French; äkta daggvide in Swedish; äkta daggvide in Swedish

Bibliographic References

Elven, R. & Fremstad, E. (2018) Salix – vier, selje og pil i Norge.
Elven, R. & Fremstad, E. (2018) Salix – vier, selje og pil i Norge.
Vill. (1779) In: Prosp. Pl. Dauph. 51