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gray willow

/ɡreɪ ˈwɪloʊ/

Traduction: Saule (Salix cinerea) aux feuilles et à l'écorce grisâtres ou vert-gris, commun dans les zones humides et marécageuses d'Europe et d'Asie.

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/ɡreɪ ˈwɪloʊ/formalscientific
  • frSaule (Salix cinerea) aux feuilles et à l'écorce grisâtres ou vert-gris, commun dans les zones humides et marécageuses d'Europe et d'Asie.

A species of willow (Salix cinerea) with grayish-green leaves and bark, commonly found in wetlands and damp areas across Europe and Asia.

  1. A species of willowC1formal

    A shrub or small tree (Salix cinerea) native to Europe and western Asia, typically found in wetlands and characterized by its grayish leaves and twigs.

    frSaule cendré

    • The gray willow is commonly found along riverbanks and in marshes.
    • Botanists classify the gray willow as a pioneer species in wetland ecosystems.
    • The leaves of the gray willow have a distinctive silvery underside.