Sub Alpine Plants Or Flowers of the Swiss Woods And Meadows
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South - Eastern France, Cevennes, Switzerland (widely spread), Central and Southern Europe. Occasional in Norway to above the fir limit.
Viola montana L. (Plate VII. ) Leaves oblong-ovate, heart-shaped at base. Stipules 10-20 mm. Long. Flowers large, blue to whitish. Petals oblong. Stems erect, few.
Meadows, marshes, and borders of woods from the plains to the lower Alps. May, June.
Distribution. Switzerland, Savoy.
Viola alpestris Jordan (Plate VII) =Viola tricolor L. Sub-sp. Alpestris (DC. ) ...Wittr.
A large-flowered, erect, and bushy variety of the common V. Tricolor. Calyx half the length of corolla. Upper petals obovate, usually yellow. Spur very long. " Approaches V. Variata very closely and has often been confused with it " (Dr. E. Drabble).
Meadows, rocky places, etc. , in the sub-alpine region. May, June.
Distribution. Switzerland, Savoy, Norway. British.
Figures of V. Alpestris Jordan appear in an article by Dr. Eric Drabble on "The British Pansies" in Journal of Royal Hort. Soc.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
South - Eastern France, Cevennes, Switzerland (widely spread), Central and Southern Europe. Occasional in Norway to above the fir limit.
Viola montana L. (Plate VII. ) Leaves oblong-ovate, heart-shaped at base. Stipules 10-20 mm. Long. Flowers large, blue to whitish. Petals oblong. Stems erect, few.
Meadows, marshes, and borders of woods from the plains to the lower Alps. May, June.
Distribution. Switzerland, Savoy.
Viola alpestris Jordan (Plate VII) =Viola tricolor L. Sub-sp. Alpestris (DC. ) ...Wittr.
A large-flowered, erect, and bushy variety of the common V. Tricolor. Calyx half the length of corolla. Upper petals obovate, usually yellow. Spur very long. " Approaches V. Variata very closely and has often been confused with it " (Dr. E. Drabble).
Meadows, rocky places, etc. , in the sub-alpine region. May, June.
Distribution. Switzerland, Savoy, Norway. British.
Figures of V. Alpestris Jordan appear in an article by Dr. Eric Drabble on "The British Pansies" in Journal of Royal Hort. Soc.
What to read after Sub Alpine Plants Or Flowers of the Swiss Woods And Meadows?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Harold Stuart Thompson to read onlineMoreLess
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