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Alvar Types and Wildflowers |
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alvar flowering plants |
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alvar pavement flowering plants |
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Click here for a simplified
description of the Rocky Mountain flouristic subzones: (click
to alpine page)
Illustrated on this page are
wildflowers that grow in the southern part of the Rocky Mountains,
from Banff to Waterton National Park. The species illustrated
is not comprehensive. The intent is to illustrate only a few of the
many species that occur in the Rocky Mountains.
Although focusing on the Alpine
and Subalpine subzones, wildflowers illustrated on these pages may
occur in several subzones.
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