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North facing side of the Veleta (3394 m) at sunset

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wet mat-grass and sedges meadows (Spanish: borreguiles) in an altitude of approximately 2500 m

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Laguna de Aguas Verdes, south facing side of the Veleta, 3050 m

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Peter Harbarth during the exhausting reclimb to the top of the pass at 3200 m (oxygen at these altitudes is quite reduced!)

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group of plants of P. nevadensis growing between sedges (in permanent water saturated parts of the borreguiles peat bogs are formed which are dominated by the sedge species Carex nigra ssp. intricata (brown sedge) and Carex nevadensis (Sierra Nevada sedge)

3050 m a.s.l., N 37°02', W 03°22'

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other colony at the Laguna de Aguas Verdes

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close-up of flowers of P. nevadensis

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small colony of plants with flower buds

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Other plants growing in the Sierra Nevada:
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Viola crassiuscula ssp. nevadensis (endemic)

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Estrella de las nieves (Plantago nivalis) endemic

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Gentiana verna ssp. sierrae

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Chaenorrhinum glaerosum (endemic)

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Pinguicula nevadensis (Lindberg) Casper (1962)