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Meall na Samhna

… crags. The vascular plant assemblage includes the Red Data Book species Alpine bartsia Bartsia alpina, Woolly willow Salix lanata, Mountain bladder fern Cystopteris montana and Alpine woodsia Woodsia alpina. The montane willow communities are unusually extensive and diverse. It …

Upper Teesdale

…sandwort Minuartia stricta, for which this is the only British locality, alpine bartsia Bartsia alpina, alpine rush Juncus alpinoarticulatus, three flowered rush Juncus triglumis, false sedge Kobresia simpliciuscula, variegated horsetail Equisetum variegatum, Scottish asphodel To…

Ben Heasgarnich

…epresented by the sheep’s fescue Festuca ovina, alpine lady’s-mantle Alchemilla alpina, moss campion Silene acaulis dwarf-herb communities. This is a form of calcareous grassland found only on a few upland sites. Ben Heasgarnich is particularly notable for its extensive cliff fa…

Meall Ghaordie

…flora including several nationally rare and scarce plant species such as alpine bartsia Bartsia alpina, alpine fleabane Erigeron borealis, woolly willow Salix lanata, mountain bladder-fern Cystopteris montana, rock speedwell Veronica fruticans, mountain avens Dryas octopetala, bl…

Malham-Arncliffe

… leaved cotton grass Eriophorum latifolium, hair sedge Carex capillaris, alpine bartsia Bartsia alpina, spring cinquefoil Potentilla tabernaemontani, dwarf milkwort Polygala amara and the bryophytes Tomentypnum nitens and Cynclidium stygium. Malham Tarn, the highest marl lake in…

Crosby Gill

…Saxifraga aizoides, alpine bistort Polygonum viviparum and the very rare alpine bartsia Bartsia alpina and hair sedge Carex capillaris. The drier, calcareous grassland has many plants typical of good semi natural examples of this habitat in the north of England. Blue moor grass S…

Ben Lui

…dwell Veronica fruticans, mountain bladder-fern Cystopteris montana, and alpine bartsia Bartsia alpina. Willow scrub is well-developed on an extensive series of schistose crags and rock ledges, with mountain willow Salix arbuscula and downy willow Salix lapponum among the species…

Orton Pastures

…ious Succisa pratensis and the rare bird’s eye primrose Primula farinosa. Alpinebartsia Bartsia alpina is scarce within the site but is the most notablenational rarity. Other rare or uncommon species in the flushes includegrass of Parnassus Parnassia palustris, variegated horseta…

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