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Salix (Salicaceae) Distribution Maps and a Synopsis of Their Classification in North America, North of Mexico

George W. Argus

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This paper includes a synopsis of the classification of North American Salix, distribution maps outlining their general range in North America north of Mexico, and two new combinations: Salix columbiana and S. famelica.

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This paper includes a synopsis of the classification of North American Salix, distribution maps outlining their general range in North America north of Mexico, and two new combinations: Salix columbiana and S. famelica.

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This paper includes a synopsis of the classification of North American Salix, distribution maps outlining their general range in North America north of Mexico, and two new combinations: Salix columbiana and S. famelica.

Key concepts: Salicaceae, Distribution (mathematics), Geography, Range (aeronautics), Forestry, Cartography, Woody plant, Biology

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