Willow

Willow trees are trees of the willow genus in the willow family. Branches are cylindrical in shape, with a nearly circular pith; No apical buds, lateral buds usually adhere closely to the branch, and bud scales are single; Leaves alternate, sparsely opposite, usually narrow and long, often lanceolate, feather veins, serrated or entire, petiole short, with supporting leaves, often serrated; The inflorescence of the hibiscus is upright or obliquely spread, with the bracts covering the entire edge, and the pistil composed of two carpels; The capsule is split into two petals; The seeds are small and often dark brown in color. The flowering period is from February to March, and the fruiting period is from March to April. The name of willow tree comes from its head wood working method. The result of the head tree homework is to preserve the trunk for continuous use of the branches, and the pronunciation of the word "willow" is the same as that of "liu", hence the name "willow tree".