A resource of downloadable photographic images of the flora of Zermatt, Switzerland by Hugh Knott - all photos also on Flickr

The Alpine Flora of Zermatt, Switzerland

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The flora by family (scientific) and species list

Plant families represented are listed below. Click on a family to link to the album containing the images. Click on Species list to go to a list of the species within that family; and click again either on the species to go the photographs of the species, or on InfoFlora to go to the website for a distribution map, description, photographs and other information on that species.

Albums containing photographs of agriculture, landscapes and habitats also listed at the bottom or go to Scroll all photo albums: landscapes to look through these photographs.

Nomenclature. The flora is classified using the Swiss taxonomic categories, which differ in some cases from those used in the UK. For example, Speedwells (Veronica) belong to the Plantain (Plantaginaceae) family in the Swiss taxonomy but are in a separate family (Veronicaceae) in the UK. The scientific names are derived from the Swiss InfoFlora website.

PLANT FAMILIES

Amaryllidaceae (Daffodils) - Species list

Apiaceae (Umbellifers) - Species list

Asparagaceae (Asparagus) - Species list

Asteraceae (Daisies) - Species list

Berberaceae (Barberries) - Species list

Boraginaceae (Forget-me-nots) - Species list

Brassicaceae (Crucifers) - Species list

Campanulaceae (Campanulas) - Species list

Caprifoliaceae (Honeysuckles) - Species list

Caryophyllaceae (Pinks) - Species list

Cistaceae (Rock-roses) - Species list

Colchicaceae (Meadow Saffrons) - Species list

Convolvulaceae (Bindweeds) - Species list

Crassulaceae (Stonecrops) - Species list

Cupressaceae (Junipers) - Species list

Cyperaceae (Sedges) - Species list

Ericaceae (Heathers) - Species list

Euphorbiaceae (Spurges) - Species list

Fabaceae (Peas) - Species list

Gentianaceae (Gentians) - Species list

Geraniaceae (Geraniums) - Species list

Juncaceae (Rushes) - Species list

Lamiaceae (Dead-nettles) - Species list

Lentibulariaceae (Butterworts) - Species list

Liliaceae (Lilies) - Species list

Lycopodiaceae (Clubmosses) - Species list

Melanthiaceae (False-helleborines) - Species list

Onagraceae (Willowherbs) - Species list

Orchidaceae (Orchids) - Species list

Orobanchaceae (inc. Eyebrights) - Species list

Papaveraceae (Poppies) - Species list

Plantaginaceae (Plantains) - Species list

Poaceae (Grasses) - Species list

Polygalaceae (Milkworts) - Species list

Polygonaceae (Docks) - Species list

Primulaceae (Primroses) - Species list

Pteridophyta (Ferns) - Species list

Ranunculaceae (Buttercups) - Species list

Rosaceae (Roses) - Species list

Rubiaceae (Bedstraws) - Species list

Salicaceae (Willows) - Species list

Santalaceae (Bastard-toadflaxes & Mistletoes) - Species list

Saxifragaceae (Saxifrages) - Species list

Scrophulariaceae (Figworts) - Species list

Selaginellaceae (Lesser Clubmosses) - Species list

Thymelaceae (Daphnes) - Species list

Tofeldiaceae (Scottish Asphodels) - Species list

Typhaceae (Bulrushes) - Species list

Valerianaceae (Valerians) - Species list

Violaceae (Violets) - Species list

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