Latin name:	Salix bebbiana Sarg.
Botanical family:	Salicaceae
Growth habit:	Shrub
Vernacular name(s):	willow (Eng.) saule de Bebb (Fr.) nepise, nepiseatik, wekope, atikwupamuk, nipisis, nipisi, nipisiah, nipisigibi, nipistakwah (Cree)
Uses:	• Inner bark : Decoction alone or mixed with another plant to treat diarrhoea and stomachache [Cree 13]. Chewed and applied to deep cuts [Cree 95]. • Twigs : Decoction taken to treat a toothache [Cree 13]. • Roots : Peeled, boiled, and the decoction drunk to relieve fatigue and provide strength. Applied to aching teeth [Cree 13].