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Learn about the scientific name of this species and how it fits into the tree of life at Nature Navigator. |
The woolly willow is aptly named as the silvery-green, oval leaves have a thick coat of hairs, and grow to five centimetres in length. The male catkins are a golden yellow colour, measuring up to a centimetre thick and five centimetres long. The female catkins can grow to nearly eight centimetres.
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