The phrase "alpine tree" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to trees that grow in alpine environments, typically at high altitudes in mountainous regions.
Example: "The landscape was dotted with resilient alpine trees, standing tall against the harsh winds and cold temperatures."
Alternatives: "mountain tree" or "high-altitude tree".
Kress, A. et al. A 350 year drought reconstruction from Alpine tree ring stable isotopes.
Samann, a German-Jewish chemist who fled the Nazis, had studied Alpine tree aromas in the forests of Canada.
With their hooves, heavy weight and herbivorous diet, the horses are trashing the delicate alpine environment, with its fields of wildflowers and wetlands containing rare and endangered species including corroboree frogs, alpine she-oak skinks and alpine tree frogs.
The fungus is rare in Europe and its distribution typically corresponds with high elevations at or near the alpine tree line.
Native to Australia and its northern islands, Eucalyptus species occur predominantly in the southern hemisphere from sea level to alpine tree line and from high rainfall to semi-arid zones [ 49].
What I recognised as I breathed deeply among the alpine trees is just how little time delegates had to reflect on the volume of information and ideas they were fed during the week.
Gerber is a restless iconoclast, shifting from one style to another, from abstraction as in his colourful Rorschach-influenced canvases, to the kitsch of lounge room landscapes of alpine trees and waterfalls, to the specific visual codes of pornography, prizefighter portraits and interlocking corporate-style logos.
At 8.34pm I sent an email to "Mum" with the subject heading "Alpine Christmas tree in hot Australia".
Sargent is famous for his portraits, but his watercolors are almost all outdoor scenes: Venetian canals, Alpine mountains, trees and buildings in sunlight.
In some places such as Alpine areas, where trees help protect people from avalanches governments encouraged reforestation.
At the national level the most recent study "Land Cover Atlas-2011 of Pakistan" conducted by the Pakistan Forest Institute (PFI) reported a total forest cover of Pakistan, excluding alpine pastures, farmland trees and plantations, of 5.1% (Ali 2013).
