La flore rare ou menacées de Haute - Savoie. 2015. illus. 510 p. Broché.- In French.

Haute-Savoie is a French department rich in biodiversity, particularly in terms of the plant species that have adapted to the highly varied conditions of its natural environment, from the banks of the great lakes and the Rhône to the high mountains. After decades of meticulous surveys and collections, more than 2,500 plant species and subspecies have now been recorded, almost half of those found in mainland France. Some of these species are particularly rare, or even unique in France, such as the pale yellow orchis, which has its only French stations in Haute-Savoie.

This unique work therefore presents the 395 species that have each received special attention for their rarity and/or heritage value. This atlas is not just for specialists, but for anyone concerned with preserving the floral heritage of Haute-Savoie.Translated with DeepL.com (free version)