Meanings of subalpine in English

We observed strong tree-specific and depth-dependent effects on soil C:N:P stoichiometry in subalpine plantations.

It is the most old-world subalpine village that I know.

For picturesqueness I know no subalpine village so good.

The ski industry is often perceived as having a negative impact on sensitive alpine and subalpine communities.

The latter, on the other hand, assumes a greater importance and forms nearly the whole of the subalpine ranges.

Glacier meadows abound throughout all the alpine and subalpine regions of the Sierra in still greater numbers than the lakes.

Beginning in a subalpine forest at 3,700 feet, the trail leads up and along Heliotrope Ridge.

They are found in most perfect condition in the subalpine region, at an elevation of from eight thousand to nine thousand feet.

It is a subalpine plant, which forms at the Silla de Caracas a zone much higher than in the province of Cumana.

Victor Emmanuel was deeply mortified, and the Pope protested against this new "horrible and incredible assault of the subalpine Government."

Perhaps two thirds or more lie on the western flank of the range, and all are restricted to the alpine and subalpine regions.

This is the sunny side of subalpine church-going, but how is it when these steps are hidden under a metre of frozen snow?

Yosemite saw subalpine forests moving up into subalpine meadows over the last century and small mammals, including mice and ground squirrels, shifting 500m uphill.

Subalpine region, or region of coniferous trees.

The Subalpine is the region which mainly determines the manner of life of the population of the Alps.

We observed strong tree-specific and depth-dependent effects on soil C:N:P stoichiometry in subalpine plantations.