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Map of the sites holding the search term ""Arthonia vinosa""

There are 13 sites that mention "Arthonia vinosa".

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Bradley Woods

… Usnea spp., Peltigera praetextata, Leptogium lichenoides, Parmotrema crinitum, Arthonia vinosa, Anisomeridium ranunculosporum, Arthonia Kangarina radiata, Biatorina atropurpurea, Normandina pulchella, Bacidia biatorina and Pyrenula chlorospila. Two species of nationally restrict…

Ugbrooke Park

…l species which are on the western edge of their distribution in Devon, such as Arthonia impolita, Pertusaria coccodes, P. hemispherica and Physcia tribacia are also present. Long-term ecological continuity is indicated by the presence of such local species as Arthonia vinosa, B…

Glenarm Woods Part 2

…ge of epiphytic lichens, including a number of rare and scarce species, such as Arthonia zwackhii, Chaenotheca trichialis and an undescribed Chaenothecopsis species with simple spores. The Glenarm estate is the only known site in Ireland for the genus Chaenothecopsis. There are a…

Oakhills Coppice

…dicative of the very restricted Lobarion community occur including P. reddenda, Arthonia vinosa and Pachyphiale cornea. Another rich community, of which Parmelia perlata is a conspicuous component, is characteristic of unshaded oak bark. Mature oaks also support several species o…

Spye Park

…shire. Many species characteristic of ancient forest relics are present such as Arthonia vinosa, Anisomeridium ranunculosporum, Catillaria sphaeroides, Pyrenula chlorospila, Pachyphiale cornea, Peltigera Melanops horizontalis and Thelotrema lepadinum. Long lived oaks carry Crespo…

Caban Lakeside Woodlands

…Scarce species typically confined to ancient woodlands which occur here include Arthonia vinosa, Catillaria sphaeroides, Lecanactis premnae, Pertusaria hemisphaerica and Thelotrema lepadinum. Dead and sheltered, bark-free wood is also abundant with its specialised flora. This nat…

Highclere Park

…f the 85 species recorded, over 20 are indicative of ancient woodland including Arthonia vinosa, Bacidia biatorina, Biatorina atropurpurea, Pachyphiale carneola, Parmelia reddenda and Thelopsis rubella. Polypody Polypodium vulgare also grows in profusion as an epiphyte of many o…

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

…ccurring throughout these woodlands include Dimerella lutea, Stenocybe septata, Arthonia vinosa, Pyrenula chlorospila and Usnea ceratina. Of western Atlantic distribution, the diminutive Tunbridge filmy-fern Hymenophyllum tunbrigense flourishes amongst shaded hard rock outcrops i…

Moccas Park

…common species such as Enterographa crassa, Peltigera Melanops horizontalis and Arthonia vinosa. The beetle fauna is particularly outstanding and has been well studied, with over 700 species having been recorded. Nineteen of these are national rarities of which Hypebaeus flavipe…

Shane's Castle

…associated with the dry bark include notable species such as Cresponea premnea, Arthonia anombrophila, Lepraria ecorticata, Opegrapha xerica and the rare pin head lichens Chaenotheca trichialis and Chaenotheca stemonea. Chaenotheca stemonea is of particular note because it is the…

Castlecoole

… continuity of woodland cover are found on the trees at Castle Coole, including Arthonia vinosa, Dimerella lutea, Parmotrema crinitum and Thelotrema lepadinum. There are also some rare lichens, such as Physconia perisidiosa and Sphinctrina turbinata. A variety of fungi are found …

Carn Gafallt

…f less acidic bark include a good selection of ancient woodland species such as Arthonia vinosa, Lobaria pulmonaria, L. virens, Pachyphiale carneola, Parmelia caperata, Parmeliella triptophylla, Sticta limbata, Thelotrema lepadinum and the nationally scarce Gyalideopsis muscicola…

Glenkinnon Burn

…f lichens is typical of ash-elm woodland and includes Pertusaria hemisphaerica, Arthonia vinosa, Biatora chrysantha, Bacidia beckhausii and Schismatomma decolorans.

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