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Map of the sites holding the search term ""Hypericum humifusum""

There are 13 sites that mention "Hypericum humifusum".

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Quendon Wood

…ortula, heath wood rush Luzula multiflora, trailing and slender St. John's wort Hypericum humifusum and Hypericum pulchrum are typical of the acid soils and are generally uncommon in the Boulder Clay region. The unimproved acidic and neutral grasslands of the rides provide valuab…

Widdenton Park Wood

… in the wood include green ribbed sedge Carex binervis, trailing St John's wort Hypericum humifusum and bitter vetch Lathyrus montanus. The lower leg of the wood, which lies on Upper Chalk, is typical Chiltern beech high forest with a sparse understorey of holly, field maple and …

Charleshill

…ue Festuca filiformis, sheep's sorrel Rumex acetosella, creeping St John's wort Hypericum humifusum, mouse ear hawkweed Pilosella officinarum and slender parsley piert Aphanes microcarpa. The more neutral areas are dominated by fine leaved sheep's fescue, common bent Agrostis cap…

Foxley Wood

…r species including purple moor grass Molinia caerulea, trailing St John’s wort Hypericum humifusum and the uncommon hairy woodrush Luzula pilosa. On the clays, acid pedunculate oak hazel ash woodland is present, being replaced by wet ash maple stands on heavier calcareous clays …

Fletchwood Meadows

…a vulgaris, pignut Conopodium majus, giant fescue Schedonorus giganteus, tutsan Hypericum androsaemum, wood anemone Anemone nemorosa, dog’s mercury Mercurialis perennis and dog violet Viola riviniana. The meadows vary widely in their topography, wetness and acidity and this is re…

Kirkby Moor

…ampsia flexuosa. Common centaury Centaurium erythraea, trailing St. John's wort Hypericum humifusum and, on the north eastern limit of its distribution, the eyebright Euphrasia officinalis are found associated with these and bare soils are colonised by lichens including nine spec…

Park Wood, Chilham

…a and elder Sambucus nigra. broom Cytisus scoparius and trailing St John's wort Hypericum humifusum are present on less calcareous soils and in the lower part of the dry valley are several clearings dominated by bracken and bramble. Invertebrates recorded in the wood include two …

Hilton Gravel Pits

…Ophioglossum vulgatum, common twayblade Neottia ovata, trailing St. John’s wort Hypericum humifusum and oval sedge Carex leporina. Many of the smaller pools have a very rich invertebrate fauna living amongst abundant spiked water milfoil Myriophyllum spicatum. Geology This pit r…

Hodgemoor Wood

…e Lonicera periclymenum. Cow wheat Melampyrum pratense, trailing St John's wort Hypericum humifusum and heather Calluna vulgaris are present in areas recently coppiced. The wetter flushes and muddy rides contain wood sedge, remote sedge and pale sedge Carex sylvatica, Carex remot…

Gartmorn Dam

…port plant species which are scarce in the area such as trailing St John’s-wort Hypericum humifusum; it is also the only known site in Clackmannanshire for the trifid bur-marigold Bidens tripartita. Whilst the site is not notified for birds as a natural feature, the proximity of …

Eden Gorge

… oak wood include hath cudweed Omalotheca sylvatica and trailing St John's wort Hypericum humifusum. Ash woodland occurs on the slightly richer lower or flushed slopes of the gorge. Oak, birch and rowan accompany the ash in the canopy and there is often a well developed understor…

Ashridge Commons and Woods

… is the presence of heath grass Danthonia decumbens and trailing St John's wort Hypericum humifusum. Additional interest is provided by small ponds scattered throughout the site which support amphibians and various invertebrates.

Norsey Wood

…lium saxatile, foxglove Digitalis purpurea, slender and trailing St John’s wort Hypericum pulchrum and H. humifusum, heath wood rush Luzula multiflora and the very local greater wood rush L. sylvatica on the more acid sands and gravels. Other important woodland species include wo…

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