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A '''sub-alpine meadow''' is a high-altitude [[grassland]] located below the treeline of a mountain. |
A '''sub-alpine meadow''' is a high-altitude [[grassland]] located below the treeline of a mountain. |
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Sub-alpine meadows, along with [[alpine meadow]]s, are part of the [[Montane grasslands and shrublands]] [[biome]] as defined by the [[World Wildlife Fund]] |
Sub-alpine meadows, along with [[alpine meadow]]s, are part of the [[Montane grasslands and shrublands]] [[biome]] as defined by the [[World Wildlife Fund]]. |
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Revision as of 10:22, 10 February 2007
A sub-alpine meadow is a high-altitude grassland located below the treeline of a mountain.
Sub-alpine meadows, along with alpine meadows, are part of the Montane grasslands and shrublands biome as defined by the World Wildlife Fund.
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