Catkins, scientifically known as Amentiferae, refer to the flowering structures produced by several trees and shrubs, including willows (Salix), birches (Betula), and oaks (Quercus). Catkin flowers are typically long, cylindrical clusters that can be either male or female. Male catkins release pollen, while female catkins develop into fruits. These unique flowers are often seen in…
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