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Salix herbacea, the
dwarf willow,
least willow or
snowbed willow, is a
species of tiny
creeping willow (family Salicaceae)
adapted to
survive in harsh...
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Carex rufina is a
species of
sedge known by the
common name
snowbed sedge. It is
native to Denmark, Norway, Sweden, Greenland, and
northeastern Canada...
- Goodding's
black willow Salix herbacea L. –
dwarf willow,
least willow or
snowbed willow Salix humboldtiana Willd. - Humbolt's willow,
native to central...
- meadow-rue, bluebells,
Meconopsis spp., Poa alpina,
Polystichum lonchitis, and
snowbed willow. Wild badger, hare and red fox may be seen in the area. The formation...
- way to
produce a
distinct bank of
stony material which, long
after the
snowbed has
melted away,
remains as a
rampart (a bank or
mound similar to a manmade...
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lichen was
found in Skagway, Alaska,
where it was
growing on a rock in a
snowbed at an
altitude of 1,051 m (3,448 ft). The
generic name
alludes to a resemblance...
- vom Fliegen,
Hoffmann & Campe, Hamburg, 2008. ISBN 978-3455380446 The
Snowbed, The Photographer's Office, London, 2008. ISBN 978-0-9554470-2-0 Dreams...
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towards alpine meadows.
Snowbeds lie in
sheltered depressions, with
little sunshine,
where the snow
remains for a long time.
Snowbeds are
characterized by...
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outcrops and
limestone soils but
springs and
flushes where lime-rich and
snowbed vegetation occurs also hold more
notable species.
Although not part of...
- the
knotweed family. It is
endemic to Europe,
where it
grows mainly in
snowbeds. It is dioecious, with
separate male and
female plants. The
plant was first...
