|common_name=Alpine snowbell
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*[[Flora of Svalbard]]
[[Category:Alpine flora]]
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...here it is the only winter-[[deciduous]] plant. It grows in alpine and sub-alpine regions. It rarely exceeds 2 m in height.
[[Category:Flora of Tasmania]]
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|common_name=Alpine burr
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...]] in the west. It grows in bogs and on wet shores, and sometimes on rocky alpine slopes.
*Blamey, M. & Grey-Wilson, C. 1989. ''Illustrated Flora of Britain and Northern Europe''. Hodder & Stoughton.
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...Deutscher Alpenverein|German]] and [[Österreichischer Alpenverein|Austrian alpine societies]].
...very. Today it's still the sign of the [[Austria]]n and [[Germany|German]] alpine troops.
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...ing the sepals. Alpine regions of Colorado and S. Wyoming — Useful only in alpine collections.
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...udferae. Small tufted alpine or boreal perennial herbs, sometimes grown in alpine gardening. There are a dozen or more species in Eu., Asia and Amer. Plant g
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|common_name=Dwarf Poppy, Alpine Poppy
'''''Papaver alpinum''''', the '''Alpine poppy''' or '''Dwarf poppy''', is a perennial poppy found in the Alps. This
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...rt-petioled, lanceolate, coriaceous, shining, green both sides. Arctic and alpine regions.
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|common_name=Alpine Currant
...cciferum, Loud., and the staminate sterile form as var. sterile, Loud.—The Alpine currant is a desirable shrub of dense habit, unfolding very early its brigh
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...isia. A monotypic genus consisting of an herbaceous perennial cult, in the alpine garden and thriving in good stiff loam. Prop, by division in spring, before
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...n looking. The [[fruit]] is a fairly dry black [[berry]], smaller than the alpine [[bearberry]], but with somewhat better flavour, and looks similar to a [[b
[[Category:Alpine flora]]
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[[Category:Alpine flora]]
[[Category:Flora of Europe]]
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| common_names = Alpine Laburnum, Scottish Laburnum
''Laburnum alpinum'' (Mill.) J.Presl (syn. ''Cytisus alpinus'' Mill.). Alpine Laburnum. Shrub or tree, to 12m, similar to ''[[Laburnum anagyroides]]'', b
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...] of medium to small mountain clumping bamboos, found in [[Alpine climate|alpine]] [[conifer]] [[forest]]s of [[East Asia]]. They are known in Chinese as ''
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|common_name=Alpine grevillea, Southern grevillea
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|common_name=Alpine bladderwort
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