...width, which is usually slightly below the middle. Petiole stout, much longer than in Salix flexuosa, ranging up to 1.2 cm. in length. Midrib stout below,...angles of about 45° and are parallel and camptodrome. Unfortunately, the name given this species was used for another by Forbes in 1829 so that it becomes...

...appropriate than that of its distinguished describer, Leo Lesquereux, to whom it is here dedicated. This is an exceedingly variable species, as might...one, ie, linearifolia, is referable to Salix flexuosa Newb. Some of Lesquereux's forms are distinguishable with difficulty from the latter and this is especially...

...width, which lis usually slightly below the middle. Petiole, stout, much longer than in Salix ftexuosa, ranging up to 1.2 cm. in length. Midrib stout below,...above. Secondaries numerous, sometimes as many as 20 pairs ; they branch from the midrib at angles of about 45° and are parallel and camptod rome. Unfortunately,...

...width, which lis usually slightly below the middle. Petiole, stout, much longer than in Salix ftexuosa, ranging up to 1.2 cm. in length. Midrib stout below,...above. Secondaries numerous, sometimes as many as 20 pairs; they branch from the midrib at angles of about 45° and are parallel and camptodrome. Unfortunately,...

...wihich lis usually sligjitly below the middle. Petiole, stout, much longer than in Salix ftexuosa, ranging up to 1.2 cm. in length. Midrib stout below,...above. Secondaries numerous, sometimes as many as 20 pairs ; they branch from the midrib at angles of about 45° and are parallel and camptodrome. Unfortunately,...

...sligjhtly below the middle. Petiole, stout, much longer than in Salix ftexuosa, ranging up to 1 .2 cm. in length. Midrib stout below, tapering above. Secondaries numerous, sometimes as many as 20 pairs; they branch from the midrib at angles of about 45° and are parallel and camptodrome. Unfortunately,...

...width, which is usually slightly below the middle. Petiole stout, much larger than in Salix ftexuosa, ranging up to 1.2 cm. in length. Midrib stout below,...established several varieties of which at least one, l'. e., tinearifolia, is referable to Salix ftexuosa Kewberry. Some of Lesquereux's forms are distinguishable...

...coriaceous. Petiole short or wanting. Midrib stout. Secondaries thin, three or four opposite or subopposite pairs. They branch from the midrib at angles of about 45° and pursue a slightly curved course almost to the margin, where they curve upward to join a lateral branch...

...width, which is usually slightly below the middle. Petiole stout, much larger than in Salix flexuosa, ranging up to 1.2 cm. in length. Midrib stout below,...pairs; they branch from the midrib at angles of about forty-five degrees and are parallel and camptodrome. This is an exceedingly variable species, and Lesquereux...