- bearberry,
Arctostaphylos alpina;
alpine feverfew,
Parthenium alpinum alpinus –
alpina –
alpinum amabilis L
lovable lovable lily,
Lilium amabile;
lovely cotinga...
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Laburnum alpinum, the
Scotch laburnum,
Scottish laburnum or
alpine laburnum, is a leguminous, (Leguminosae),
deciduous tree.
Laburnum alpinum is similar...
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genus within the
tribe Gnaphalieae.[citation needed] In 2003,
Leontopodium alpinum was re-classified as a
subspecies of
Leontopodium nivale. Thus, the alpine...
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Eryngium alpinum, the
alpine sea holly,
alpine eryngo or
queen of the Alps, is a
herbaceous perennial plant in the
family Apiaceae.
Eryngium alpinum is a...
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Ribes alpinum,
known as
mountain currant or
alpine currant, is a
small deciduous,
dioecious shrub native to
central and
northern Europe from
Finland and...
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antimetabolite toxic to mammals) in the H.
alpinum seeds and
concluded "it is
highly likely that the
consumption of H.
alpinum seeds contributed to the
death of...
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Hedysarum alpinum is a
species of
flowering plant in the
legume family known by the
common name
alpine sweetvetch. It is
called masu,
masru or mazu in...
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Cerastium alpinum,
commonly called alpine mouse-ear or
alpine chickweed, is a mat-forming
perennial plant. The
species was
first described by Carl Linnaeus...
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Subspecies include:
Linum alpinum subsp.
alpinum Jacq., 1762
Linum alpinum subsp.
bertolonii Guarino &
Pignatti Linum alpinum subsp.
collinum (Guss. ex...
- its name by Carl
Linnaeus in 1753, in
describing the
European species E.
alpinum. The name is a
Latinized version of a Gr**** name for an unidentifiable...
