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creeping willow

/ˈkriːpɪŋ ˈwɪləʊ/

Traduction: Saule rampant (Salix repens), arbrisseau bas qui pousse près du sol, souvent sur les landes, dunes ou zones humides. Le nom évoque son port étalé ou rampant.

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/ˈkriːpɪŋ ˈwɪləʊ/formal
  • frSaule rampant (Salix repens), arbrisseau bas qui pousse près du sol, souvent sur les landes, dunes ou zones humides. Le nom évoque son port étalé ou rampant.

A type of willow tree (Salix repens) that grows low to the ground, often found in wetlands or coastal areas. The name refers to its creeping or trailing growth habit.

  1. Low-growing shrubC1formal

    A type of willow shrub (Salix repens) that grows close to the ground, often found in sandy or marshy areas.

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    • The creeping willow is commonly used in landscaping to prevent soil erosion.
    • We spotted a patch of creeping willow near the riverbank.
    • This species of creeping willow thrives in coastal dunes.