Anexo:Flora de Groenlandia
La flora de Groenlandia consiste de un total registrado de 575 especies, o 606 taxas (especies y subespecies) de plantas vasculares, de las cuales 13 son endémicas, y 87 taxas introducidas antrópicamente, muchas de las cuales se han naturalizado.
Apiaceae
- Angelica archangelica ssp. archangelica, nativa[1][2]
- Carum carvi, introducida[2]
- Ligusticum scoticum ssp. scoticum, nativa[1][2]
Aspleniaceae
- Asplenium viride, nativa[1][2]
Asteraceae
- Achillea millefolium ssp. millefolium, introduc.[1][2]
- Antennaria affinis, nativa, endem. (microsp.)[1][2]
- Antennaria angustata, nativa[1][2]
- Antennaria boecherana, nativa, endem. (microsp.)[1][2]
- Antennaria canescens, nativa[1][2]
- Antennaria compacta, nativa[1][2]
- Antennaria friesiana, nativa[1][2]
- Antennaria glabrata, nativa[1][2]
- Antennaria hansii, nativa, endem. (microsp.)[1][2]
- Antennaria intermedia, nativa, endem. (microsp.)[1][2]
- Antennaria porsildii, nativa[1][2]
- Antennaria sornborgeri, nativa[1][2]
- Antennaria subcanescens, nativa[1][2]
- Arnica angustifolia ssp. angustifolia, nativa[1][2]
- Artemisia borealis ssp. borealis, nativa[1][2]
- Artemisia vulgaris, introduc.[1][2]
- Chamomilla recutita, introduc.[1]
- Chamomilla suaveolens, introduc.[1][2]
- Cirsium arvense, introduc.[1][2]
- Cirsium helenioides, nativa, extinta[1][2]
- Crepis tectorum ssp. tectorum, introduc.[2]
- Erigeron borealis, nativa[1][2]
- Erigeron compositus, nativa[1][2]
- Erigeron humilis, nativa[1][2]
- Erigeron uniflorus ssp. eriocephalus, nativ.[1][2]
- Erigeron uniflorus ssp. uniflorus, nativ.[1]
- Filaginella uliginosa, introduc.[1][2]
- Hieracium sect. Alpina, nativ.[1]
- Hieracium sect. Prenanthoidea, nativ.[1]
- Hieracium sect. Subalpina, nativ.[1]
- Hieracium sect. Tridentata, nativ.[1]
- Leontodon autumnalis ssp. autumnalis, introduc. (Norsemen)[1][2]
- Leucanthemum vulgare, introduc.[2]
- Matricaria maritima ssp. phaeocephala, nativ.[1][2]
- Matricaria perforata, introduc.[1][2]
- Omalotheca norvegica, nativ.[1][2]
- Omalotheca supina, nativ.[1][2]
- Senecio vulgaris, introduc.[1][2]
- Taraxacum sect. Arctica, nativ.[1]
- Taraxacum sect. Borealia, nativ.[1]
- Taraxacum sect. Spectabilia, nativ.[1]
Betulaceae
- Alnus viridis ssp. crispa, nativ.[1][2]
- Betula glandulosa, nativ.[1][2]
- Betula nana ssp. nana, nativ.[1][2]
- Betula pubescens ssp. minor, nativ.[1][2]
Boraginaceae
- Asperugo procumbens, introduc.[1]
- Mertensia maritima, nativ.[1][2]
- Myosotis arvensis, introduc.[1]
Brassicaceae
- Arabidopsis arenicola, nativ.[1][2]
- Arabis alpina, nativ.[1][2]
- Barbarea stricta, introduc.[1][2]
- Barbarea vulgaris, introduc.[1]
- Beringia bursifolia, nativ.[1][2]
- Boechera holboellii, nativ.[1][2]
- Brassica rapa ssp. sylvestris, introduc.[1][2]
- Braya humilis ssp. arctica, nativ.[1][2]
- Braya intermedia, nativ.[1][2]
- Braya linearis, nativ.[1][2]
- Braya novae-angliae, nativ.[1][2]
- Braya purpurascens, nativ.[1][2]
- Braya thorild-wulffii, nativ.[1][2]
- Cakile edentula ssp. edentula, nativ.[1][2]
- Capsella bursa-pastoris, introduc.[1][2]
- Cardamine bellidifolia, nativ.[1][2]
- Cardamine pratensis ssp. polemonioides, nativ.[1][2]
- Cardaminopsis arenosa, introduc.[2]
- Cochlearia groenlandica, nativ.[1][2]
- Descurainia sophia, introduc.[1]
- Draba alpina, nativ.[1][2]
- Draba arctica ssp. ostenfeldii, nativ., endemic. (subsp.)[1][2]
- Draba arctica ssp. arctica, nativ.[1][2]
- Draba arctogena, nativ.[1][2]
- Draba aurea, nativ.[1][2]
- Draba cana, nativ.[1][2]
- Draba cinerea, nativ.[1][2]
- Draba corymbosa, nativ.[1][2]
- Draba crassifolia, nativ.[1][2]
- Draba fladnizensis, nativ.[1][2]
- Draba glabella, nativ.[1][2]
- Draba incana, nativ.[1][2]
- Draba micropetala, nativ.[1][2]
- Draba nivalis, nativ.[1][2]
- Draba norvegica, nativ.[1][2]
- Draba oblongata, nativ.[1][2]
- Draba oxycarpa, nativ.[1][2]
- Draba pauciflora, nativ.[1][2]
- Draba sibirica, nativ.[1][2]
- Draba subcapitata, nativ.[1][2]
- Draba wahlenbergii, nativ.[1][2]
- Erysimum pallasii, nativ.[1][2]
- Eutrema edwardsii, nativ.[1][2]
- Lesquerella arctica, nativ.[1][2]
- Raphanus raphanistrum, introduc.[1][2]
- Rorippa islandica ssp. islandica, nativ.[1][2]
- Rorippa palustris ssp. palustris, introduc.[1][2]
- Rorippa sylvestris, introduc.[1][2]
- Sinapis arvensis, introduc.[1][2]
- Sisymbrium altissimum, introduc.[2]
- Subularia aquatica ssp. americana, nativ.[1][2]
- Thlaspi arvense, introduc.[1][2]
Campanulaceae
- Campanula gieseckiana, nativ.[1][2]
- Campanula uniflora, nativ.[1][2]
Caryophyllaceae
- Arenaria humifusa, nativ.[1][2]
- Arenaria pseudofrigida, nativ.[1][2]
- Cerastium alpinum ssp. lanatum, nativ.[1]
- Cerastium alpinum ssp. alpinum, nativ.[2]
- Cerastium arcticum, nativ.[1][2]
- Cerastium arvense, nativ.[1][2]
- Cerastium beeringianum, nativ.[2]
- Cerastium cerastoides, nativ.[1][2]
- Cerastium fontanum ssp. vulgare, introduc.[1][2]
- Cerastium fontanum ssp. fontanum, nativ.[1][2]
- Cerastium regelii, nativ.[1][2]
- Honkenya peploides ssp. diffusa, nativ.[1][2]
- Lychnis alpina ssp. americana, nativ.[1][2]
- Minuartia biflora, nativ.[1][2]
- Minuartia groenlandica, nativ.[1][2]
- Minuartia rossii ssp. rossiii, nativ.[1][2]
- Minuartia rubella, nativ.[1][2]
- Minuartia stricta, nativ.[1][2]
- Sagina cespitosa, nativ.[1][2]
- Sagina nivalis, nativ.[1][2]
- Sagina nodosa, nativ.[1][2]
- Sagina procumbens, nativ.[1][2]
- Sagina saginoides, nativ.[1][2]
- Silene acaulis, nativ.[1][2]
- Silene furcata ssp. angustiflora, nativ.[1]
- Silene furcata ssp. furcata, nativ.[1][2]
- Silene latifolia ssp. alba, introduc.[1]
- Silene sorensenis, nativ.[1][2]
- Silene uralensis ssp. uralensis, nativ.[1][2]
- Silene vulgaris, introduc.[3]
- Spergula arvensis, introduc.[1][2]
- Spergularia canadensis, nativ.[1][2]
- Stellaria borealis, nativ.[1][2]
- Stellaria humifusa, nativ.[1][2]
- Stellaria longifolia, nativ.[2]
- Stellaria longipes, nativ.[1][2]
- Stellaria media, introduc.[1][2]
Chenopodiaceae
- Atriplex longipes ssp. praecox, nativ.[1]
- Atriplex patula, introduc.[1]
- Chenopodium album, introduc.[1][2]
Cornaceae
- Cornus canadensis, nativ.[1][2]
- Cornus suecica, native[1][2]
- Cornus x unanaschkensis, native (hybrid)[2]
Crassulaceae
- Rhodiola rosea ssp. rosea, native[1][2]
- Sedum acre, native[1][2]
- Sedum annuum, native[1][2]
- Sedum villosum, native[1][2]
Cupressaceae
- Juniperus communis ssp. nana, native[1][2]
Cyperaceae
- Carex aquatilis ssp. aquatilis, native[2]
- Carex aquatilis ssp. stans, native[1][2]
- Carex arctogena, native[1][2]
- Carex atrata, native[1][2]
- Carex atrofusca, native[1][2]
- Carex bicolor, native[1][2]
- Carex bigelowii ssp. bigelowii, native[1][2]
- Carex bigelowii ssp. rigida, native[1][2]
- Carex boecheriana, native[1][2]
- Carex brunnescens ssp. brunnescens, native[1][2]
- Carex buxbaumii, native[1][2]
- Carex capillaris ssp. fuscidula, native[1][2]
- Carex capillaris ssp. chlorostachys, native[2]
- Carex capitata, native[1][2]
- Carex chordorrhiza, native[1][2]
- Carex curta, native[1][2]
- Carex deflexa, native[1][2]
- Carex demissa, native[1][2]
- Carex disperma, native[1][2]
- Carex fuliginosa ssp. misandra, native[1][2]
- Carex glacialis, native[1][2]
- Carex glareosa, native[1][2]
- Carex gynocrates, native[1][2]
- Carex holostoma, native[1][2]
- Carex krausei ssp. porsildiana, native[1][2]
- Carex lachenalii, native[1][2]
- Carex lidii, native[2]
- Carex lyngbyei ssp. lyngbyei, native[1][2]
- Carex mackenziei, native[1][2]
- Carex macloviana, native[1][2]
- Carex magellanica ssp. irrigua, native[1][2]
- Carex marina ssp. marina, native[1][2]
- Carex marina ssp. pseudolagopina, native[1][2]
- Carex maritima, native[1][2]
- Carex microglochin, native[1][2]
- Carex nardina ssp. hepburnii, native[1][2]
- Carex nigra ssp. nigra, native[1][2]
- Carex norvegica, native[1][2]
- Carex panicea, native[1][2]
- Carex parallela ssp.parallela, native[1][2]
- Carex praticola, native[1][2]
- Carex rariflora, native[1][2]
- Carex rostrata, native[1][2]
- Carex rufina, native[1][2]
- Carex rupestris, native[1][2]
- Carex salina, native[1][2]
- Carex saxatilis ssp. laxa, native[1][2]
- Carex miliaris, native[1][2]
- Carex scirpoidea, native[1][2]
- Carex stylosa, native[1][2]
- Carex subspathacea ssp. subspathacea, native[1][2]
- Carex supina ssp. spaniocarpa, native[1][2]
- Carex trisperma, native[1][2]
- Carex umbellata, native[1][2]
- Carex ursina, native[1][2]
- Carex vaginata ssp. quasivaginata, native[1][2]
- Eleocharis acicularis ssp. acicularis, native[1][2]
- Eleocharis palustris, native[1][2]
- Eleocharis quinqueflora ssp. fernaldii, native[1][2]
- Eleocharis uniglumis, native[1][2]
- Eriophorum angustifolium, native[1][2]
- Eriophorum callitrix, native[1][2]
- Eriophorum scheuchzeri, native[1][2]
- Eriophorum x sorenseni, native[2]
- Eriophorum triste, native[1][2]
- Eriophorum vaginatum ssp. spissum, native[1][2]
- Kobresia myosuroides, native[1][2]
- Kobresia simpliciuscula ssp. subholarctica, native[1][2]
- Trichophorum cespitosum, native[1][2]
Diapensiaceae
- Diapensia lapponica ssp. lapponica, native[1][2]
Dryopteridaceae
- Dryopteris expansa, native[2]
- Dryopteris filix-mas, native[1][2]
- Dryopteris fragrans, native[1][2]
- Dryopteris marginalis, native[1][2]
- Polystichum lonchitis, native[1][2]
Empetraceae
- Empetrum nigrum ssp. hermaphroditum, native[1][2]
Equisetaceae
- Equisetum arvense ssp. arvense, native[1][2]
- Equisetum arvense ssp. boreale, native[1][2]
- Equisetum hyemale, native[4]
- Equisetum scirpoides, native[1][2]
- Equisetum sylvaticum, native[1][2]
- Equisetum variegatum ssp. variegatum, native[1][2]
Ericaceae
- Andromeda polifolia ssp. glaucophylla, native[1][2]
- Andromeda polifolia ssp. polifolia, native[1]
- Arctostaphylos alpinus, native[1][2]
- Arctostaphylos uva-ursi, native[1][2]
- Cassiope tetragona, native[1][2]
- Harrimanella hypnoides, native[1][2]
- Ledum groenlandicum, native[1][2]
- Ledum palustre ssp. decumbens, native[1][2]
- Loiseleuria procumbens, native[1][2]
- Orthilia obtusata, native[1][2]
- Phyllodoce caerulea, native[1][2]
- Pyrola grandiflora, native[1][2]
- Pyrola minor, native[1][2]
- Rhododendron lapponicum, native[1][2]
- Vaccinium myrtillus, native[1][2]
- Vaccinium oxycoccus ssp. microphyllus, native[1][2]
- Vaccinium uliginosum ssp. microphyllum, native[1][2]
- Vaccinium vitis-idaea ssp. minus, native[1][2]
- xLedodendron vanhoeffeni, native, endemic (intergeneric hybrid)[1][5]
Fabaceae
- Astragalus alpinus ssp. arcticus, probably introduced[1][2]
- Lathyrus japonicus, native[1][2]
- Lathyrus pratensis, introduced[1][2]
- Medicago lupulina, introduced[1][2]
- Trifolium hybridum, casual[1][2]
- Trifolium pratense, introduced[1][2]
- Trifolium repens, introduced[1][2]
- Vicia cracca, introduced (Norsemen)[1][2]
- Vicia hirsuta, introduced[1]
- Vicia sativa ssp. nigra, introduced[1]
- Vicia sepium, introduced[1]
Geraniaceae
- Erodium cicutarium, introduced[1]
- Geranium pusillum, introduced[1]
- Geranium sylvaticum, native[1][2]
Haloragaceae
- Myriophyllum alterniflorum, native[1][2]
- Myriophyllum sibiricum, (Haloragaceae) - native[1][2]
Hippuridaceae
- Hippuris vulgaris, native[1][2]
Isoetaceae
- Isoetes echinospora ssp. muricata, native[1][2]
- Isoetes lacustris, native[1][2]
Juncaceae
- Juncus alpinoarticulatus ssp. alpestris, native[1][2]
- Juncus arcticus ssp. arcticus, native[1][2]
- Juncus biglumis, native[1][2]
- Juncus bufonius ssp. bufonius, introduced[1][2]
- Juncus bufonius ssp. ranarius, native[1][2]
- Juncus castaneus ssp. castaneus, native[1][2]
- Juncus filiformis, native[1][2]
- Juncus gerardii ssp. gerardii, native[1][2]
- Juncus squarrosus, native[1][2]
- Juncus subtilis, native[1][2]
- Juncus trifidus, native[1][2]
- Juncus triglumis ssp. albescens, native[1][2]
- Juncus triglumis ssp. triglumis, native[1][2]
- Luzula arctica, native[1][2]
- Luzula arcuata, native[2]
- Luzula confusa, native[1][2]
- Luzula groenlandica, native[1][2]
- Luzula multiflora ssp. frigida, native[1][2]
- Luzula multiflora ssp. multiflora, native[1][2]
- Luzula parviflora ssp. parviflora, native[1][2]
- Luzula spicata, native[1][2]
- Luzula wahlenbergii, native[1][2]
Lamiaceae
- Lamium amplexicaule, introduced[1]
- Lamium moluccellifolium, introduced[1]
- Lamium purpureum, introduced[1][2]
- Thymus praecox ssp. arcticus, native[1][2]
Lentibulariaceae
- Pinguicula vulgaris, native[1][2]
- Utricularia intermedia, native[1][2]
- Utricularia minor, native[1][2]
- Utricularia ochroleuca, native[1][2]
Linnaeaceae
- Linnaea borealis ssp. americana, native[1][2]
Lycopodiaceae
- Diphasiastrum sitchense, native[6]
- Diphasium alpinum, native[1][2]
- Diphasium complanatum ssp. complanatum, native[1][2]
- Diphasium complanatum ssp. montelii, native[1][2]
- Huperzia selago ssp. arctica, native[1][2]
- Huperzia selago ssp. selago, native[2]
- Lycopodium annotinum ssp. alpestre, native[1][2]
- Lycopodium annotinum ssp. annotinum, native[2]
- Lycopodium clavatum ssp. monostachyon, native[1][2]
Myrsinaceae
- Anagallis arvensis, introduced[1]
- Trientalis europaea, native[7]
Onagraceae
- Epilobium anagallidifolium, native[1][2]
- Epilobium angustifolium, native[1][2]
- Epilobium davuricum ssp. arcticum, native[1][2]
- Epilobium hornemannii, native[1][2]
- Epilobium lactiflorum, native[1][2]
- Epilobium latifolium, native[1][2]
- Epilobium palustre, native[1][2]
Orchidaceae
- Amerorchis rotundifolia, native[1][2]
- Corallorhiza trifida, native[1][2]
- Listera cordata, native[1][2]
- Platanthera hyperborea, native[1][2]
- Pseudorchis straminea, native[1][2]
Orobanchaceae
- Bartsia alpina, native[1][2]
- Euphrasia frigida, native[1][2]
- Melampyrum sylvaticum, native[2]
- Pedicularis capitata, native[1][2]
- Pedicularis lanata, native[1][2]
- Pedicularis flammea, native[1][2]
- Pedicularis groenlandica, native[1][2]
- Pedicularis hirsuta, native[1][2]
- Pedicularis labradorica, native[1][2]
- Pedicularis langsdorfii, native[1][2]
- Pedicularis lapponica, native[1][2]
- Pedicularis sudetica ssp. albolabiata, native[7][6]
- Rhinanthus minor ssp. groenlandicus, native[1][2]
- Rhinanthus minor ssp. minor, native[1][2]
Papaveraceae
- Papaver dahlianum, native[1][2]
- Papaver radicatum ssp. labradoricum, native[1][2]
Plantaginaceae
- Plantago coronopus, casual[1][2]
- Plantago lanceolata, introduced[1][2]
- Plantago major, introduced[1][2]
- Plantago maritima ssp. borealis, native[1][2]
- Veronica alpina ssp. alpina, native[1][2]
- Veronica alpina ssp. pumila, native[1][2]
- Veronica arvensis, casual[1][2]
- Veronica fruticans, native[1][2]
- Veronica officinalis, introduced[3]
- Veronica persica, casual[1][2]
- Veronica serpyllifolia ssp. serpyllifolia, introduced[1][2]
- Veronica wormskjoldii, native[1][2]
Plumbaginaceae
- Armeria maritima ssp. maritima, native[1]
- Armeria maritima ssp. sibirica, native[1][2]
Poaceae
- Agrostis canina, native[6]
- Agrostis capillaris, introduced[1][2]
- Agrostis gigantea, native[1][2]
- Agrostis mertensii, native[1][2]
- Agrostis scabra, native[1][2]
- Agrostis stolonifera, native[1][2]
- Agrostis vinealis, native[1][2]
- Alopecurus aequalis, native[1][2]
- Alopecurus alpinus ssp. borealis, native[1][2]
- Alopecurus geniculatus, introduced[1][2]
- Alopecurus pratensis, introduced[1]
- Anthoxanthum alpinum, native[1][2]
- Arctagrostis latifolia ssp. latifolia, native[1][2]
- Arctophila fulva, native[1][2]
- Avenella flexuosa, native[1][2]
- Bromus hordeaceus, introduced[1]
- Bromus tectorum, introduced[1]
- Calamagrostis canadensis ssp. langsdorfii, native[1][2]
- Calamagrostis inexpansa, native[1][2]
- Calamagrostis lapponica, native[1][2]
- Calamagrostis neglecta ssp. neglecta, native[1][2]
- Calamagrostis neglecta ssp. groenlandica, native[2]
- Calamagrostis purpurascens var. purpurascens, native[1][2]
- Calamagrostis purpurascens var. laricina, native[1][2]
- Catabrosa aquatica, native[1][2]
- Dactylis glomerata, introduced[1][2]
- Danthonia spicata, native[1][2]
- Deschampsia alpina, native[1][2]
- Deschampsia brevifolia, native[1][2]
- Deschampsia cespitosa, introduced[1]
- Deschampsia sukatschewii ssp. borealis, native[1][2]
- Dupontia fisheri, native[1][2]
- Elymus alaskanus ssp. hyperarcticus, native[1][2]
- Elymus repens, introduced[1][2]
- Elymus trachycaulus ssp. virescens, native, endemic (subspecies)[1][2]
- Elymus violaceus, native[1][2]
- Festuca baffinensis, native[1][2]
- Festuca brachyphylla, native[1][2]
- Festuca edlundiae, native[2]
- Festuca groenlandica, native, endemic[6]
- Festuca hyperborea, native[1][2]
- Festuca pratensis, introduced[1]
- Festuca rubra spp. fallax, introduced[6]
- Festuca rubra ssp. arctica, native[1][2]
- Festuca rubra spp. rubra, native[1][2]
- Festuca saximontana, native[2]
- Festuca vivipara ssp. hirsuta, native[2]
- Festuca vivipara ssp. vivipara, native[1][2]
- Festuca vivipara ssp. glabra, native[6]
- Hierochloë alpina, native[1][2]
- Hierochloë odorata ssp. arctica, native[1][2]
- Leymus arenarius, native[1][2]
- Leymus mollis ssp. mollis, native[1][2]
- Lolium perenne, introduced[1]
- Nardus stricta, native[1][2]
- Phippsia algida ssp. algidiformis, native[7]
- Phippsia algida ssp. algida, native[1][2]
- Phleum alpinum, native[1][2]
- Phleum pratense ssp. pratense, native[1]
- Pleuropogon sabinei, native[1][2]
- Poa abbreviata, native[1][2]
- Poa alpina, native[1][2]
- Poa annua, introduced[1][2]
- Poa arctica ssp. arctica, native[1][2]
- Poa arctica ssp. caespitans, native[1][2]
- Poa flexuosa, native[2]
- Poa glauca, native[1][2]
- Poa hartzii, native[1][2]
- Poa nemoralis, native[1][2]
- Poa palustris, introduced[1]
- Poa pratensis, native[1][2]
- Poa pratensis ssp. alpigena, native[1][2]
- Poa pratensis ssp. colpodea, native[1][2]
- Poa pratensis ssp. irrigata, native[2]
- Poa trivialis, introduced[1][2]
- Puccinellia andersonii, native[1][2]
- Puccinellia angustata, native[1][2]
- Puccinellia bruggemannii, native[2][7][6]
- Puccinellia capillaris, native[6]
- Puccinellia deschampsioides, native[1][2]
- Puccinellia groenlandica, native, endemic[1][2]
- Puccinellia laurentiana, native[1][2]
- Puccinellia maritima, native[1][2]
- Puccinellia nutkaënsis, native[1][2]
- Puccinellia phryganodes, native[1][2]
- Puccinellia porsildii, native[1][2]
- Puccinellia pumila, native[6]
- Puccinellia rosenkrantzii, native, endemic[1][2]
- Puccinellia tenella ssp. langeana, native[1][2]
- Puccinellia vaginata, native[1][2]
- Puccinellia vahliana, native[1][2]
- Trisetum spicatum, native[1][2]
- Vahlodea atropurpurea, native[1][2]
Polygalaceae
- Polygala serpyllifolia, probably introduced[1][2]
Polygonaceae
- Bistorta vivipara, native[1][2]
- Fallopia convolvulus, introduced[1][2]
- Koenigia islandica, native[1][2]
- Oxyria digyna, native[1][2]
- Persicaria lapathifolia, introduced[1]
- Persicaria maculosa, introduced[1]
- Polygonum aviculare ssp. boreale, introduced[1][2]
- Rumex acetosella ssp. acetosella, introduced[1][2]
- Rumex acetosella ssp. tenuifolius , native[1][2]
- Rumex acetosella ssp. arenicola, native[1][2]
- Rumex alpestris ssp. lapponicus, native[1][2]
- Rumex longifolius, introduced[1][2]
- Rumex obtusifolius, introduced[1]
Portulacaceae
- Montia fontana, native[1][2]
Potamogetonaceae
- Potamogeton alpinus ssp. tenuifolius, native[1][2]
- Potamogeton gramineus, native[1][2]
- Potamogeton groenlandicus, native, endemic[1][2]
- Potamogeton natans, native[1][2]
- Potamogeton perfoliatus ssp. perfoliatus, native[1][2]
- Potamogeton praelongus, native[1][2]
- Stuckenia filiformis ssp. alpina, native[1][2]
- Stuckenia filiformis ssp. filiformis, native[1][2]
Ranunculaceae
- Anemone richardsonii, native[1][2]
- Batrachium confervoides, native[1][2]
- Coptis trifoliata, native[1][2]
- Ranunculus acris ssp. acris, native[1][2]
- Ranunculus arcticus, native[1][2]
- Ranunculus auricomus, native[1][2]
- Ranunculus cymbalaria, native[1][2]
- Ranunculus glacialis, native[1][2]
- Ranunculus hyperboreus ssp. hyperboreus, native[1][2]
- Ranunculus lapponicus, native[1][2]
- Ranunculus nivalis, native[1][2]
- Ranunculus pygmaeus, native[1][2]
- Ranunculus repens, introduced[1][2]
- Ranunculus reptans, native[1][2]
- Ranunculus sabinei, native[1][2]
- Ranunculus sulphureus, native[1][2]
- Thalictrum alpinum, native[1][2]
Rosaceae
- Acomastylis rossii, native[2]
- Alchemilla alpina, native[1][2]
- Alchemilla filicaulis, native[1][2]
- Alchemilla glomerulans, native[1][2]
- Alchemilla vestita, native[1][2]
- Alchemilla wichurae, native[1][2]
- Argentina anserina, native[1][2]
- Argentina egedii ssp. egedii, native[1][2]
- Comarum palustre, native[1][2]
- Dryas integrifolia, native[1][2]
- Dryas octopetala ssp. punctata, native[1][2]
- Geum rivale, native[1][2]
- Potentilla chamissonis, native[1][2]
- Potentilla crantzii, native[1][2]
- Potentilla hookeriana, native[1][2]
- Potentilla hyparctica ssp. hyparctica, native[1][2]
- Potentilla insularis, native[2]
- Potentilla nivea ssp. nivea, native[1][2]
- Potentilla nivea ssp. subquinata, native[1][2]
- Potentilla norvegica ssp. norvegica, introduced[1][2]
- Potentilla pulchella ssp. pulchella, native[1][2]
- Potentilla ranunculus, native[1][2]
- Potentilla rubella, native, endemic[1][2]
- Potentilla rubricaulis, native[1][2]
- Potentilla stipularis, native[1][2]
- Potentilla vahliana, native[1][2]
- Rubus chamaemorus, native[1][2]
- Rubus idaeus ssp. idaeus, native[2]
- Rubus saxatilis, native[1][2]
- Sibbaldia procumbens, native[1][2]
- Sibbaldiopsis tridentata, native[1][2]
Rubiaceae
- Galium album, introduced[1]
- Galium aparine, introduced[1][2]
- Galium boreale, native[1][2]
- Galium brandegei, native[1][2]
- Galium triflorum, native[1][2]
- Galium uliginosum, introduced[1][2]
- Galium verum, introduced[3]
Salicaceae
- Salix arctica, native[1][2]
- Salix arctophila, native[1][2]
- Salix glauca ssp. callicarpaea, native[1][2]
- Salix glauca ssp. glauca, native[1]
- Salix herbacea, native[1][2]
- Salix reticulata, native[2]
- Salix uva-ursi, native[1][2]
Saxifragaceae
- Chrysosplenium tetrandrum, native[1][2]
- Saxifraga aizoides, native[1][2]
- Saxifraga cernua, native[1][2]
- Saxifraga cespitosa ssp. cespitosa, native[1][2]
- Saxifraga foliolosa, native[1][2]
- Saxifraga hieraciifolia, native[1][2]
- Saxifraga hirculus, native[1][2]
- Saxifraga hyperborea, native[1][2]
- Saxifraga nathorstii, native, endemic[1][2]
- Saxifraga nivalis, native[1][2]
- Saxifraga oppositifolia ssp. oppositifolia, native[1][2]
- Saxifraga paniculata, native[1][2]
- Saxifraga platysepala, native[1][2]
- Saxifraga rivularis, native[1][2]
- Saxifraga rosacea, native[1][2]
- Saxifraga stellaris, native[1][2]
- Saxifraga tenuis, native[1][2]
- Saxifraga tricuspidata, native[1][2]
Scrophulariaceae
- Limosella aquatica, native[1][2]
- Linaria vulgaris, introduced[1][2]
- Verbascum thapsus, casual[2]
Selaginellaceae
- Selaginella rupestris, native[1][2]
- Selaginella selaginoides, native[1][2]
Sparganiaceae
- Sparganium angustifolium, native[1][2]
- Sparganium hyperboreum, native[1][2]
Urticaceae
- Urtica dioica ssp. dioica, introduced[1][2]
- Urtica urens, introduced[1][2]
Violaceae
- Viola adunca, native[1][2]
- Viola arvensis, introduced[1]
- Viola canina ssp. montana, native[1][2]
- Viola palustris, native[1][2]
- Viola selkirkii, native[1][2]
Woodsiaceae
- Athyrium distentifolium ssp. americanum, native[1][2]
- Athyrium filix-femina ssp. angustum, native[1][2]
- Cystopteris fragilis, native[1][2]
- Cystopteris montana, native[1][2]
- Gymnocarpium dryopteris, nativ.[1][2]
- Woodsia alpina, nativ.[1][2]
- Woodsia glabella, nativ.[1][2]
- Woodsia ilvensis, nativ.[1][2]
Zosteraceae
- Zostera marina, nativ.[1][2]
Notas
- Böcher, T.W., B. Fredskild, K. Holmen & K. Jakobsen. 1978. Grønlands Flora, 3ª ed. (en danés). P.Haase & Søns Forlag, Copenhague.
- Elven, R. et al. Chequeo de la Flora Panártica
- Gartmann, Felix. 1990. Tres nuevas spp. de plantas con flor para Groenlandia. Acta Botanica Islandica 10: 23-25.
- Daniels, F.J.A. & van Herk, C.M. (1984) Equisetum hiemale L. found in Greenland. Acta Botanica Islandica 7: 31-36.
- Dalgaard,V. & Fredskild, B. (1993) Nord.J.Bot. 13(3) 253-255.
- Flora of North America
- Bay, C. (1993) Nord.J.Bot. 13(3): 247-252.
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