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Map of the sites holding the search term ""Grimmia trichophylla""
There are 6 sites that mention "Grimmia trichophylla".
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Knapdale Woods
…moss Cinclidotus fontinaloides and an array of moss species of the hair-pointed grimmia Grimmia trichophylla group.
Lichen Assemblage
Lichen assemblages of international and national importance occur within the wide range of habitats and topographical features which make up Kna…
Knock Dhu Sallagh Braes
…ttle known moss Pohlia wahlenbergii var. calcarea and a small colony of twisted grimmia Grimmia torquata. This species is widespread but rare in montane parts of Ireland and this is the first record of this species in County Antrim since the 19th century. Other rare species found…
Piggledene
…so occurs here.
The sarsens also support a number of uncommon mosses, including Grimmia decipiens and Grimmia trichophylla. Hedwigia ciliata, a predominantly northern species and Pterogonium gracile, a local and declining western species, have also been recorded. Permanent pastur…
Valley of Stones
… which are uncommon in Dorset such as Pterogonium gracile, Hedwigia ciliata and Grimmia trichophylla.
The unimproved chalk grassland supports a variety of butterflies. The Nationally Scarce Adonis blue Polyommatus bellargus breeds here on the site and two local species, chalk-hi…
Polruan to Polperro
…rded in Cornwall.
Nationally scarce moss, liverwort and lichen species include Grimmia trichophylla var. subsquarrosa, Riccia crozalsii and Solenopsora holophaea respectively.
The breeding bird community is very typical of Cornish clifflands, with relatively large numbers of st…
East Lizard Heathlands
… at Main Dale.
The gabbro Crusairs support many calcifuge bryophytes including Grimmia trichophylla and Hedwigia ciliata tussocks of Breutelia chrysocoma are found on peaty soils and Scorpidium scorpioides carpets large areas. In addition, the Lizard heathlands are a Grade II li…
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