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…ase-rich. Marl deposition and high water quality, clarity and base-richness are characteristic features of marl lakes. Knockballymore Lough is one of the best examples of a marl lake in Northern Ireland and is notable for its clear, clean water and very low phytoplankton producti…

Annachullion Lough

…ase-rich. Marl deposition and high water quality, clarity and base-richness are characteristic features of marl lakes. Annachullion Lough is one of the best examples of a marllake in Northern Ireland and is notable for its clear, clean water and very low phytoplankton productivit…

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…

Chasewater And The Southern Staffordshire Coalfield Heaths

…the wider West Midlands Region. Those that do exist are generally degraded. The characteristic flora is dependent on water that is low in nutrients and this has been maintained because the soils of the catchment are of low fertility, derived from the underlying pebbly or gravelly…

Gweunydd Somerton Meadows

…tula tinctoria, yellow oat grass Trisetum flavescens and the delicate stonewort Chara virgata. The site also supports small breeding populations of two highly localised and declining invertebrates: the marsh fritillary butterfly Euphydryas aurinia and the Shrill Carder Bee Bombus…

Clais Dhearg

…ogiton fluitans, floating bur-reed Sparganium angustifolium, delicate stonewort Chara virgata and dark stonewort Nitella opaca. Being one of only a few locations in Scotland to host a population of the internationally important medicinal leach Hirudo medicinalis, the Black Lochs …

Geal and Dubh Lochs

… Geal Loch including small pondweed Potamogeton berchtoldii, delicate stonewort Chara virgata, and dark stonewort Nitella opaca. The hydromorphological mire range feature comprises the fen meadows, springs, and flushes, and open water transition fen around the loch edges of Geal …

Stroupster Peatlands

…natum and deergrass Trichophorum cespitosum. Low relief northern blanket bog is characterised by extremely soft quaking ground dominated by Sphagnum mosses. This is a rare blanket bog type in Britain and is similar to the bogs of continental Europe. The vegetation over most of th…

Kingside Loch

…weed (Potamogeton), and a small area of two stonewort species Nitella opaca and Chara virgata, indicating slight marling conditions.

Ben More Assynt

…that are more typically found in nutrient-rich lochs such as delicate stonewort Chara virgata (var. annulata), growing alongside species that are usually found in nutrient-poor water such as shoreweed Littorella uniflora. The nationally rare long-stalked pondweed Potamogeton prae…

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…

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…

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