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Map of the sites holding the search term ""Pannaria conoplea""

There are 13 sites that mention "Pannaria conoplea".

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…sima, L. laetevirens, Lobaria scrobiculata, L. pulmonaria, Nephroma laevigatum, Pannaria conoplea, P. rubiginosa, Peltigera collina, Pectenia atlantica, P. jamesii, P. corallinoides, Sticta canariensis (Dufourii) and Thelopsis rubella. Also of importance are some eastern species …

Gallt Llanerch - Coed Gelli-deg

…pecies of the Lobarion are plentiful, including Nephroma laevigatum, N. parile, Pannaria conoplea and Peltigera collina. Within the humid woodland the Pamelion laevigatae is well developed. Parmeliella taylorensia and P. laevigata occur both on rocks and mossy tree boles on alder…

Garn Wood, Kilkiffeth Wood & Dan-Deri-Cwm Felin-Ban

…e 200 years or so old. Carillaria pulverea, C. sphaeroides, Lecanactis premnea, Pannaria conoplea, Phyllopsora rosei, Lobaria pulmonaria, Leptogium lichenoides and Sticta fuliginosa thrive in the humid, gladed conditions of the Cwm. Smooth bark species of the Pyrenuletum on holly…

Shaugh Prior Woods

…rised by lowland old forest species such as Arthonia didyma, Loxospora elatina, Pannaria conoplea, Sticta limbata, Parmelia reddenda and Thelotrema lepadinum. Locally rare species include Alectoria subcana, Porina coralloidea and Enterographa hutchinsiae. On higher ground a liche…

Doire Dhonn

…lebelly Pseudocyphellaria norvegica, smooth loop lichen Hypotrachyna laevigata, Pannaria conoplea and Parmeliella testacea. The site is particularly important for the oceanic lichen, parchment lichen Lobaria amplissima, which has so far not been found at any other location on Jur…

West Exmoor Coast and Woods

…recorded, including several, old-forest indicators such as Nephroma laevigatum, Pannaria conoplea and Pschyphiale cornea. The Valley of Rocks supports over 140 lichen species, the supra littoral community being particularly well developed. As such it is the most important localit…

Llwyn-Cus

…namely Parmeliella triptophylla, Anisomeridium ranunculospora, Dimerella lutea, Pannaria conoplea and Biatorina atropurpurea. The shrub layer consists mostly of hazel Corylus avellana, with hawthorn Crataegus monogyna becoming abundant in glades. The ground layer is diverse, rang…

Florence Court

… pulmonaria, Gyalideopsis muscicola, Leptogium cyanescens, Nephroma laevigatum, Pannaria conoplea, Parmeliella parvula, Sticta limbata, Sticta sylvatica, Sticta fuliginosa and its parasite Abrothallus welwitschii. The acid bark community occurs mainly in the wetter areas and is n…

Melbury Park

…nd includes many rare species, such as Agonimia octospora, Lecanactis amylacea, Pannaria conoplea, Sticta limbata and Thelopsis rubella. Another community, the Xanthorion is typical of enriched bark. It was particularly well developed on elm Ulmus spp. at Melbury, but is still re…

Arlington

…tside the southern coastal area. Rare species include Bombyliospora pachycarpa, Pannaria conoplea, Parmelia lacinatula, Sticta canariensis (Dufourii) and Lecidea carrollii. The Lobarion community is well represented and the site is also noteworthy for an abundance of Usnea articu…

Dyffryn Gwaun

…ta limbata, Sticta fuliginosa, Nephroma laevigatum, N. parile, Dimerella lutea, Pannaria conoplea, Peltigera collina, P. Melanops horizontalis, Parmelia reddenda, P. crinita and Biatorina atropurpurea. Menegazzia tenebrata, not known elsewhere in south and west Wales, grows on al…

Marlbank

…western Ireland are well represented at Marlbank and include Degelia atlantica, Pannaria conoplea, Sticta fuliginosa, Sticta sylvatica and lungwort Lobaria pulmonaria, which is locally abundant. There are also a number of lichens on the site which are indicative of historical con…

Cranborne Chase

…ze in central southern England. Thirteen species are rare in Britain, including Pannaria conoplea, a lichen associated with ancient woodland in the oceanic climate of western Britain, Sticta sylvatica which grows on mossy tree trunks largely in the north and west and Usnea articu…

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