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Map of the sites holding the search term ""Chara aspera""

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Cynffig / Kenfig

…emaining wet during all but the driest summers. Intertidal habitat at Kenfig is characterised by a large sandy beach with rocks to the south. The beach, which forms the coastal fringe of the site, is believed to be eroding at the present time, and the fore dune frontage has exper…

Loch Moraig

…ondweed Potamogeton filiformis and other water plants including rough stonewort Chara aspera and fragile stonewort Chara virgata. The site also includes extensive areas of lime-rich flushes which support a number of plants which are rare in the Britain, including false sedge Kobr…

Houghton Regis Marl Lakes

…mportant ornithological site in the county. The two marl lakes are different in character, one is deep and steep sided while the other is a large shallow lagoon. Characteristically for marl lakes they support an abundant Charophyte flora covering the lake bed. This includes both …

Totamore Dunes and Loch Ballyhaugh

… importance for conservation. Each of these aquatic and terrestrial habitats is characterised by distinct plant communities or mosaics of plant communities. The underlying lime-rich shell sand supports particularly rich botanical communities. The dunes have been subject to severa…

Lough Cowey

…within an arable and pastoral farming landscape. The aquatic plant community is characteristic of a lake with naturally high nutrient levels and thus high natural productivity. The landward margin of the lough is typically bounded by an inner reed bed comprised of common reed Phr…

Stowe Pool and Walk Mill Clay Pit

… of the pool are dominated by extensive low growing blankets of the water plant Chara aspera var. curta a nationally scarce stonewort Charophyte. The marginal vegetation at Walk Mill Clay Pit is dominated by stands of common club rush Schoenoplectus lacustris with smaller amounts…

Loch of Wester

…tation has several notable species of stonewort including the nationally scarce Chara aspera. The nationally scarce pondweed Potamogeton filiformis also grows here. A well-developed marginal fen surrounds the loch with locally uncommon species such as water sedge Carex aquatilis,…

Loch Scarmclate

… conditions for stoneworts (large, complex green algae) such as rough stonewort Chara aspera and fragile stonewort C. globularis. Spiked water milfoil Myriophyllum spicatum, autumnal water starwort Callitriche hermaphroditica and a number of species of pondweed, including the nat…

Breckon

…ll sand, has other interesting plant species including two species of stonewort Chara aspera and C. virgata and the pondweeds Potamogeton berchtoldii and the nationally scarce Potamogeton filiformis. Wet areas around the shores of Bena Water and along burn sides to the north supp…

Cotswold Water Park

…bonate, or marl, on the lake bed. Such waters are very clear and usually have a characteristic blue tint. Marl lakes are nationally scarce and support distinctive aquatic plant communities. The Cotswold Water Park is the most extensive marl lake system in Britain. Within the Cot…

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