The life history of Salicaceae living in the active zone of floodplains

By S. Karrenberg, P. Edwards, J. Kollmann. 2002

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Adaptation to natural flow regimes. (2004, background): “Detached plant fragments from some willow and cottonwood species are transported downstream where they resprout, thereby serving as a dispersal function [11,38, 39 ].”
Root anchorage of saplings and cuttings of woody pioneer species in a riparian environment (2003, background): “The seeds of Salicaceae are short-lived but can be kept viable by freezing (Karrenberg et al. 2002).”
Incidence and ecology of very fast germination (2012, background): “Many papers document, in passing, the germination of species of Populus and Salix within 24 h (e.g. see the three cited in Karrenberg et al., 2002), but few provide any details.”