Introduction
| Salix caprea |
| We are attracted by a group of different trees between pine woods, these are Goat willows. |
| Goat willows is one of the willows that best suits dry soils. It can live in wetlands, cleared forests and obagues. |
| The Latin name caprea is received, it seems, because of the taste of goats that eat its leaves. |
| It is a dyeing plant, dyes yellow, and also blue with iron sulphate. |
| Of the secondary crust (líber) of its branches were made ropes and their wood, forks, rings and clogs. |
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