The phrase "alpine species" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to plant or animal species that are native to or thrive in alpine environments, typically found at high altitudes in mountainous regions.
Example: "The study focused on the conservation of alpine species that are increasingly threatened by climate change."
Alternatives: "mountain species" or "high-altitude species".
Alpine species are the earliest to flower in gardens.
The alpine species, C. vernus, is the chief ancestor of the common garden crocus.
This international collaboration assess distributional shifts of alpine species in response to climate change.
He maintains that historical sources supposedly depicting waldrapps actually show red-billed choughs, an alpine species of crows.
In fact, they found that tongues on two alpine species of bumble bees in the Rocky Mountains have shrunk by nearly 25percentt in approximately 40 years.
Here, we reciprocally transfer plant communities along an elevation gradient to investigate plastic changes in the duration of sequential phenological events for six alpine species.
Two alpine species are E. alsinifolium and E. fleischeri, with almost needlelike leaves and purplish red or rose-red flower spikes.
THE ground cover in this remote valley was mostly sheep grass with patches of moss campion and other alpine species strong enough to withstand long winters and heavy snows.
I spent a good portion of spring/summer of 1988 in the vincinity of Pine Snow Station observing several alpine species with a close friend of mine, who is also a photographer.
The European Alpine species C. baldensis, with decorative white heads, and the variegated form of C. firma, with shiny, short, stiff leaves, are sometimes grown as ornamentals in rock gardens.
(5) Loess is the product of pleniglacial phases: in early glacial phases its occurrence is very limited, and the malacofauna of these loess horizons is characterized by an absence of most subpolar or alpine species.
