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Salicaceae (including Flacourtiaceae) Fortnight: Statistics : Attachments (1). 5 posts by 4 authors.
I have compiled the statistics on an excel sheet as usual of the genera and species discussed during the fortnight.
24 Salix sp. and 15 Populus sp. were discussed. Thanks so much … for this important data. I think we have discussed two more species of Salix (S. ichnostachya and S. sikkimensis) during the fortnight. Thanks for the correction … I will add them. In fact one of the post was pertaining to a plant posted by me itself. Somehow I haven’t got time to critically check it again. It will be an important addition if it is correct because nobody has posted S.ichnostachya so far I suppose.
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