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bay willow

/beɪ ˈwɪləʊ/

Traduction: Saule (Salix pentandra) originaire d'Europe du Nord et d'Asie, remarquable par ses feuilles luisantes et sa tolérance aux sols humides.

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/beɪ ˈwɪləʊ/formalscientific
  • frSaule (Salix pentandra) originaire d'Europe du Nord et d'Asie, remarquable par ses feuilles luisantes et sa tolérance aux sols humides.

A species of willow tree (Salix pentandra) native to northern Europe and Asia, known for its glossy leaves and tolerance of wet soil conditions.

  1. A species of willowC1formal

    A type of willow tree (Salix pentandra) with glossy, bay-like leaves, native to northern Europe and Asia.

    frsaule à cinq étamines

    • The bay willow is often found near streams and wetlands.
    • Its leaves resemble those of the bay laurel, hence the name.
    • Bay willow wood is sometimes used for small crafts.