Subarctic plants - complete lists http://tun.fi/HR.5258
Collection Name
Subarctic plants - complete lists (en)
Tunturikasvit - täydelliset listat (fi)
Subarktiska växter - kompletta listor (sv)
Collection description
Checklist of Finnish subarctic/fjell plants. The list includes the typical Finnish arctic/subarctic plants found in Northern Lapland and fjell/fjäll/fell habitats. These plants are typical of these habitats, and while many are also found widely in Finland, they form a major part of fjell vegetation as well. On the contrary, large portion of these plants show a very limited distribution in Finland, and are restricted to fjell, mountain and arctic areas. The list does not include aggregate taxa. The records include complete checklists of observer trips. Observers mark down each species or taxon they have observed. The data is presence-absence. No numeric data is included by default. (en)
Tunturikasvit (fi)
Taxonomic coverage
TracheophytaTemporal coverage
1900 -Geographic coverage
FinlandCollection methods
Complete checklists collected by a wide variety of amateur and professional users. Absences should be considered to be real absences. User error may lead to incomplete lists erroneously included.Collection quality
Data quality description
The quality of data is, as of 23th May 2023, unknown. Data may include incomplete lists, overtly long or short observation efforts or mislabelled or misidentified observations. Data curation is necessary before using data for research. (en) (en)
Copyright owner
Finnish Museum of Natural HistoryContact email
aleksi.lehikoinen@helsinki.fiNumber of specimens
Number of type specimens
Number of all observations
Date created
11.05.2023 06:30Date edited
18.06.2024 13:28Sensitive observation data have undergone obfuscation including spatial aggregation so that precise locations and other sensitive information is not publicly available. The precise location, place names, dates, names of observers and other information may have been obscured or removed. Read more about sensitive observations.
Data may have a research embargo (usually 2–4 years), during which data may have been hidden or obscured as described above. Data producer-owners may have chosen to permanently obfuscate all or part of their data.
To gain access to non-obscured data, you may make a data request. Non-obscured data is also available to Finnish authorities