Sub-alpine Plants: Or, Flowers of the Swiss Wood and Meadows

1-2 feet high acuminate acute Alpine and sub-alpine Alps and sub-Alps America Arctic ascending base branched British Calyx Calyx-teeth Capsule Carpels Caucasus Central and Southern Central Europe Cevennes colour Corolla corymbs crenate cymes Damp Dauphiny dense Distribution.-Alps Distribution.-Carpathians Distribution.-Central and Southern Distribution.-Eastern Distribution.-Europe Eastern entire especially on limestone flower-stalks Flowers small Fruit genus glabrous glandular green hairs hairy herbs Involucral bracts July June to August Jura lanceolate leaflets leafy limestone linear linear-lanceolate lobes lower leaves Maritime Alps meadows Mountain woods narrow Northern Asia oblong obovate obtuse oval Ovary ovate pale panicle pedicels peduncles Perianth Petals petioled plains Plate pubescent purple Pyrenees racemes rocks rocky places root-leaves Rootstock Savoy seeds segments Sepals serrate sessile short shrub Siberia slender solitary Southern Europe species spikelets spikes spreading stalked Stamens Stem erect stem-leaves Stigma stony places Switzerland teeth terminal toothed tufted umbel upper leaves usually Valais Vosges Western Alps Western Asia woody yellow