Alpine Botany

Papers
(The TQCC of Alpine Botany is 5. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2022-08-01 to 2026-08-01.)
ArticleCitations
Different growth response of mountain rangeland habitats to inter-annual weather fluctuations31
Native and non-native plant richness and diversity along an elevational gradient in the Ecuadorian Andes19
Temporal and spatial variation in the direct and indirect effects of climate on reproduction in alpine populations of Ranunculus acris L16
Moss-driven facilitation promotes species coexistence in Andean páramo peatlands15
Experimental evidence for a thermal limitation of plant cell wall lignification at the alpine treeline14
Positive and negative plant−plant interactions influence seedling establishment at both high and low elevations14
High-resolution topoclimate data is essential for predicting species distributions in mountains: insights from CHclim2512
Sap flow characteristics and canopy transpiration of Alnus alnobetula within the treeline ecotone of the Central Tyrolean Alps10
Adaptive evolutionary divergence of populations persisting in warming cold-stage refugia: candidate examples from the periphery of the European Alps9
Introgression of an isolated Primula lineage suggests the existence of a glacial refugium in the Écrins range (Southwestern French Alps)8
Genetic underpinning of historical afforestation with allochthonous Pinus cembra in the northwestern Swiss Alps8
Microsite preferences of three conifers in calcareous and siliceous treeline ecotones in the French alps8
Implementing spatial analyses to measure angiosperm biodiversity from the high-altitude grasslands of the Atlantic forest7
The uneven distribution of refugial endemics across the European Alps suggests a threefold role of climate in speciation of refugial populations7
The impacts of interannual climate variation on pollination network structure of a sub-alpine meadow: from 2008 to 20216
Biocrust belt below the edge of a dying glacier in the Tropical Andes6
A study of páramo plant-pollinator interactions on the sky islands of Colombia: specialization, modularity, and species roles6
Alpine plants with short-lived seeds have declined over the past two decades6
Alpine life is shaped by topography6
Genetic diversity and environmental adaptation mechanisms of Caragana roborovskyi Kom. In arid Northwestern china: multi-scale evidence from population genomics and niche modeling6
Correction: Experimental grazer exclusion increases pollination reliability and influences pollinator-mediated plant-plant interactions in Tibetan alpine meadows5
Scaling the mountains: multiscale proxies derived from very high-resolution digital elevation models to characterize heterogeneous alpine landscapes and their local effects on plant adaptation5
Phylogeny and phenotypic adjustments drive functional traits in Rhododendron across elevations in its diversity hot-spot in W-China5
Early snowmelt advances flowering phenology and disrupts the drivers of pollinator visitation in an alpine ecosystem5
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