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SALICACEAE Mirbel

Familia compuesta por 54 géneros y unas 1270 especies, repartidas por Eurasia y N de África, América e Indonesia. En el área biogeográfica mediterránea del N de África aparecen 2 géneros representados por especies arbustivas y arbóreas.

Clave de géneros

1 Hojas adultas con limbo redondeado, rómbico o triangular, de longitud semejante a su anchura o sólo un poco mayor; pecíolo largo y flexible; amentos colgantes Populus

1 Hojas adultas con limbo más o menos linear-lanceolado, mucho más largo que ancho; pecíolo corto y rígido; amentos erectos o algo colgantes Salix

Actualizado por: F. Alcaraz & J. Charco.