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Creag nan Clag
…orded. These include the two nationally rare species Lepraria cacuminum and Elm Gyalecta Gyalecta ulmi as well as 15 nationally scarce species. One of the nationally scarce species is Alectoria sarmentosa subsp. sarmentosa. Creag nan Clag supports one of its largest known UK popu…
Allendale Moors
…are rare in Northumberland, most notably the nationally rare and endangered elm gyalecta Gyalecta ulmi. The Allendale Moors lie within the North Pennine Orefield which has a long mining history. The associated spoil heaps are in various stages of revegetation and typically have …
Glen Lyon Woods
…old trees, and by its freedom from pollution. Some of the rarer species such as Gyalecta ulmi are present on rock outcrops, but most are found on old ash trees or sometimes other species such as aspen or oak. Some of the more notable species include Lithothelium phaeosporum, Lept…
Creag Clunie and the Lion's Face
…s below support a viable population, the largest in Britain, of the rare lichen Gyalecta ulmi. Cliffs, underhangs and deep crevices hold Catillaria scotinodes, Lecanographa abscondita and Opegrapha paraxanthodes, and outcrops adjacent to the cliffs hold montane species such as Ca…
Craig Leek
…ea hyalina and Jungermannia polaris. Rare lichen species found on rocks include Gyalecta ulmi and Swinscowia muscicola. A rare fungus, the white stalk puffball Tulostoma niveum, is found on clumps of moss on limestone boulders. Vascular plants Other rare, declining and local vasc…
Morrone Birkwood
…m trichodon, Encalypta streptocarpa and Orthothecium rufescens. The rare lichen Gyalecta ulmi is also found. Calcareous grassland The grassland of the limestone outcrops, often occurring in close association with small areas of species-rich heath, widely supports species such as …

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