Salicicola

This web service provides help with identification of plants found in the wild, mostly in eastern Massachusetts, though occasionally questions come from elsewhere in the world (see map). It may also be used as a tool for reporting plants (such as invasive or rare). Cultivated plants are not discussed here.

April Fool's Day Quizzes

Choose from 14 quizzes!

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Salicicola Past Events
Presentations, workshops, walks

Winter Walk in Myles Standish SF (December 11, 2016). Interactive maps:

Geotagged photographs taken during the walk around EastHead Reservoir

All plants we found over the years along EastHead Reservoir Trail

Spring Walk in Myles Standish SF (May 8, 2016)

Willow Workshop at NEWFS (April 23, 2016)

The Six Ponds, Plymouth. Plant Survey Presentation (March 6, 2016)

Field trip in Hull (August 31, 2013). Interactive map (ACME GeoRSS Map Viewer)

Translations

Willows of Russia and Adjacent Countries. Skvortsov 1999, Joensuu University. Translation of Willows of the USSR. Skvortsov 1968. (Monograph is out of print.)

Alexey Konstantinovich Skvortsov (Biographic Essay). Vinogradova et al. 2005 and Proskuryakova, Yurtsev 1980

American chestnut (Castanea dentata [Marsh.] Borkh.) in Moscow Skvortsov 2004

Systematics on the threshold of the 21st century. Skvortsov 2002 (abridged translation)

A new system of the genus Betula L. — the birch. Skvortsov 2002

Cultivated black-fruited aronia: place, time, and probable mechanism of formation. Skvortsov, Maitulina, Gorbunov 1983

On distinctions of cultivated black-fruited aronia from its wild ancestors. Skvortsov, Maitulina 1982

Present distribution and probable primary range of brittle willow (Salix fragilis L.). Skvortsov 1973

Examples of close Euro-American connections: Two Mediterranean species of Salix. Skvortsov 1971

On some willows from the Indian Himalaya. Skvortsov. 1966

The willows of Central European Russia and their identification during the wintertime. Skvortsov 1955

Courtesy of Oleg Korsun (http://www.nature.chita.ru)

Articles & Short Notes

Willows (hide/show)
Salix × meyeriana Rostk. found in Winchester, eastern Massachusetts. A. Zinovjev 2011
A forgotten willow Salix × meyeriana Rostk. A. Zinovjev 2011
Identification of Salix lucida Muhl. A. Zinovjev 2010
Salix atrocinerea and related willows in eastern Massachusetts. A. Zinovjev and I. Kadis 2009
The alien rusty willow Salix atrocinerea: A possibility of hybridization with American willows. I. Kadis and A. Zinovjev 2008
European rusty willow Salix atrocinerea in eastern Massachusetts. A. Zinovjev and I. Kadis 2008
Salix atrocinerea identification in winter. A. Zinovjev and I. Kadis 2007
Comparison of Salix atrocinerea & S. cinerea. A. Zinovjev and I. Kadis 2006
Chosenia (hide/show)
Chosenia II: An amazing tree of Northeast Asia. I. Kadis 2005
Chosenia I: A long way to the West. I. Kadis 2003
Other (hide/show)
Pondshore dodder (Cuscuta coryli Engelm.), a watch-listed species in Massachusetts
Slender blueflag (Iris prismatica) in Massachusetts