Salix cinerea

Family Salicaceae

Species Profile

Species classification Invasive [Weeds of National Significance; NSW's Noxious Weeds]
Common namesCommon Sallow, Grey Sallow, Pussy Willow
SynonymsSalix atrocinerea Brot.; Salix caprea L.
LongevityPerennial
Growth formShrub, Tree
Seed dispersal morphologyWing/Achene/Pappus
Maximum height (m)8
Capable of vegetative reproductionYes
Native rangeAsia, Europe
Exotic range (Australia)ACT, NSW, QLD, SA, TAS, VIC
Exotic range (other)North America, Oceania
Habitat types (exotic)Agricultural land, Coastal vegetation/sand dunes, Disturbed areas (including trails), Heathlands, Riparian systems, Urban areas, gardens and parks, Wastelands, Water bodies, Wetlands
Soil type (exotic)Information unavailable
Decade of introduction1910

National Climate Change Impact

Invasive Class 3

The area of suitable habitat and the habitat suitability of observations, for this species, are projected to decrease or remain the same under RCP 8.5 2065 compared to current climate suitability.

Maps of Habitat Suitability & Recorded Occurrences

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Current suitable habitat

2035 suitable habitat
(RCP 8.5)

2065 suitable habitat
(RCP 8.5)

Recorded occurrences
(Australia)

Recorded occurrences
(global)

Images

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