INDEX 



(Including all Synonyms mentioned in the book.) 



Abies, 304 



alba, 304 



• excelsa, 8, 304 



pectinata, 8, 304 



Achillea, 170 



Clavenae, 170 



— s- macrophylla, 171, PI. vi 



Millefolium', 170 



Ptarmica, 170 



stricta, 171 



tanacetifolia, 171 



Aconitum, 63 



Anthora, 63 



Lycoctonum, 63 



Napellus, 64 



paniculatum, 64 



Actaea, 65 



spicata, 65 



Adenostyles, 165 



albifrons, 165, PI. xvii 



alpina, 165 



glabra, 165 



Adiantum Capillus Veneris, 309 

 Adonis, 53 



aestivalis, 54 



autnmnalis, 54 



pyrenaica, 54 



vemalis, 54 



.SIthionema, 86 



saxatile, 86 



Agrostis, 301 

 Aira, 301 

 Ajuga, 246 



genevensis, 246 



pyramidalis, 246, PI. xxix 



reptans, 247 



Alchemilla, 131 



alpestris, 132 



alpina, 131 



flabellata, 132 



glaberrima, 132 



■ Hoppeana, 132 



hybrida, 132 



pubescens, 132 



vulgaris, 132 



Alder, 257 



Allium, 280 



angulosum, 281 



fallax, 281 



roseum, 281 



Schoenoprasum, 280, PI. xv 



sibiricum, 281 



Victorialis, 280 



Allosorus crispus, 309 

 Alnus, 257 



glutinosa, 257 



incana, 257 



viridis, 257, PI. xviii 



Alopecurus, 301 

 Alpen-rose, 197 

 Alpine conditions, 5, 6 



gardens, 23 



meadows, 6 



plant characteristics, 5 



Alsine, 105 



fasciculata, 105 



laricifoUa, 105 



liniflora, 106 



mucronata, 105 



rostrata, 105 



stricta, 106 



uliginosa, 107 



verna, 106 



Villarsii, 106 



Altitudinal limits, 2, 3, 8, 295, 305 

 Alyssum, 77 



alpestre, 77 



haUmifolium, 78 



incanum, 78 



montanum, 77 



saxatile, 78 



serpyllifolium, 78 



AmarylUdaceae, 274 

 Amelanchier vulgaris, 139, PI. xviii 

 Anacamptis pyramidalis, 264 

 Andromeda polifolia, 1,98 

 Androsace, 202 



ChamEejasme, 202 



lactea, 203 



lactiilora, 203 



J maxima, 203 



septentrionalis, 203 



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