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Salix daiseniensis
is a deciduous tree or shrub found in hilly or mountainous regions,
characterized by dark gray bark. Leaves are of alternate phyllotaxis;
blades measure 8-14cm long, 2.5-5cm wide, in the shape of a
long-oblong, with 1-2cm long petioles and wavy serrations on
margins. Flowers come out simultaneously with the development of
leaves; male inflorescences are 2.5cm long, with no pedicels. Female
ones measure 3-5cm, with ovaries with pedicels. Bloom time: Late
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