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Map of the sites holding the search term ""Allium ampeloprasum spp. babingtonii""

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Penhale Dunes

…drium. Rare plant species recorded from Penhale Dunes include Babington’s leek Allium ampeloprasum spp. babingtonii, wild leek Allium ampeloprasum subsp. ampeloprasum, fragrant evening-primrose Oenothera stricta, and shore-dock Rumex rupestris. Other rarities include variegated …

Carricknath Point to Porthbean Beach

…ionally scarce hairy bird's foot trefoil Lotus subbiflorus and Babington's leek Allium ampeloprasum var. babingtonii. Other Information: This is a new site. The site lies within an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB) and the Roseland Heritage Coast. Shore dock is listed …

Boscastle to Widemouth

…ts occurs within this site, the outstanding feature being the dwarf oak Quercus spp. woodland at Dizzard Point. This has developed in an exposed situation, partly on unstable cliffs, forming a dense, windclipped canopy between 1 and eight metres high. The woodland is dominated by…

Kelsey Head

…several rare plant species. The nationally rare plant species, Babington’s leek Allium ampeloprasum spp. babingtonii grows in the brackish marsh at Holywell Bay, along with marsh arrowgrass Triglochin palustris, a scarce plant in southwest Britain. Common gromwell Lithospermum of…

Pentle Bay, Merrick and Round Islands

…m. Two nationally rare plant species are found in these dunes, Babington’s leek Allium ampeloprasum spp. babingtonii and balm leaved figwort Scrophularia scorodonia. On the deeper soils in the more inland sheltered parts of this site, substantial areas of bracken Pteridium aquili…

Great Pool (Tresco)

…y rare plants, balm leaved figwort Scrophularia scorodonia and Babington’s leek Allium ampeloprasum spp. babingtonii. The pool and surrounding reed beds and willow carr are also important for breeding and migrant birds. The breeding birds include mute swan Cygnus olor, mallard An…

Kennack to Coverack

…rewort Herniaria ciliolata, early meadow-grass Poa infirma and Babington’s leek Allium ampeloprasum subsp. babingtonii and the nationally scarce galingale Carex longus, suffocated clover Trifolium suffocatum, autumn squill Scilla autumnalis, tree-mallow Malva arborea, tall rampin…

Porlock Ridge and Saltmarsh

…ifolium subterraneum. Also found here is the nationally scarce Babington’s leek Allium ampeloprasum ssp. babingtonii. The site is visited regularly by grey heron Ardea cinerea, little egret Egretta garzetta and shelduck Tadorna tadorna. Small winter flocks of lapwing Vanellus va…

Upper Fal Estuary and Woods

…lly multi-stemmed trees at a height of around 15 metres. In places willow Salix spp. forms a boundary against mature oak woodland. This transition zone supports over 100 species of flowering plants and ferns, many not normally associated with maritime situations. These include g…

Baulk Head to Mullion

…reams here. The only recent record on the Lizard Peninsula of RDB (*) wild leek Allium ampeloprasum subsp. ampeloprasum was made in the marsh near Poldhu Bridge. The common reed Phragmites australis dominated reedbeds are an extremely important habitat for birds. A number of spe…

Steep Holm

…ny Paeonia mascula, for which Steep Holm is the only British station, wild leek Allium ampeloprasum, Henbane Hyoscyamus niger and caper spurge Euphorbia lathyris were probably introduced as medicinal or food plants by the Augustinian monks who occupied the 12th century Priory and…

Flat Holm

…anagement. The island is one of the few British stations for the rare wild leek Allium ampeloprasum and another plant of restricted distribution in Britain, bird’s-foot clover Trifolium ornithopodioides, is also found here. Flat Holm supports a notable breeding colony of lesser b…

Chalkney Wood

…us robur, small leaved lime Tilia cordata, ash Fraxinus excelsior, birch Betula spp, sweet chestnut Castanea sativa and a few hornbeam Carpinus betulus. About half of the coppice is composed of lime stools, but some areas are mostly chestnut and/or hornbeam coppice. In the southe…

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