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Map of the sites holding the search term ""Jubula hutchinsiae""

There are 13 sites that mention "Jubula hutchinsiae".

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Dyffrynoedd Nedd a Mellte a Moel Penderyn
…, all of which are rare in south Wales, liverworts, such as Bazzania trilobata, Jubula hutchinsiae and the scarce Crossocalyx hellerianus, Colura calyptrifolia, Jamesoniella autumnalis and Sphenolobopsis pearsonii, mosses, such as Isothecium holtii, Dicranodontium denudatum and t…
St Nectan's Glen
…d valley also supports a rich bryophyte flora including the uncommon liverworts Jubula hutchinsiae and Trichocolea tomentella and the mosses Fissidens curnovii and Fissidens osmundoides. Dippers Cinclus cinclus frequently nest amongst the rocks adjacent to the waterfall. The rar…
Ellary Woods
…on's scalewort Radula carringtonii, and the oceanic species Hutchins' hollywort Jubula hutchinsiae, petty featherwort Plagiochila exigua, spotty featherwort P. punctata and Killarney featherwort P. bifaria. The liverwort Curnow's pocket-moss Fissidens bryoides var. caespitans occ…
Pollochro Woods
…ing the lichens Pseudocyphellaria intricata and P. norvegica and the liverworts Jubula hutchinsiae, Herbertus aduncus, Marchesinia mackaii and Metzgeria leptoneura. All of these species are near the easternmost limits of their British distribution.
Stanley Ghyll
…ssidens curnovii. In the same habitat several rare liverworts are also present; Jubula hutchinsiae in dripping crevices and Lophocolea fragrans in the spray zones of the waterfalls, two notable species in an association of unusual liverworts more typical of warmer, southern ocean…
Craig yr Aderyn (Bird's Rock)
…ich occurs here at its southernmost location in Britain. The uncommon liverwort Jubula hutchinsiae has been recorded from streamside rocks. Remarks: Within Snowdonia National Park. Chough is listed on Annex 1 of the European Communities Directive on the Conservation of Wild Bird…
Bach Howey Gorge
…among the diverse bryophyte flora of the gorge are the western Atlantic species Jubula hutchinsiae, Plagiochila spinulosa and Dicranodontium denudatum. Dry, shaded crevices support the prothallial stage of the Killarney fern Trichomanes speciosum, and sunny rock outcrops support …
Torrisdale Cliff
…erns and bryophytes including an important range of oceanic bryophytes, such as Jubula hutchinsiae. Those inland areas of the site which are not under tree cover generally support wet grassland and marshland communities which merge into scrub on the woodland fringe. At the base o…
Coed Cwmgwared
…n Hymenophyllum wilsonii and a number of uncommon Atlantic bryophytes including Jubula Hutchinsiae and Scapania umbrosa. Two regionally rare species of coleoptera, Pterostichus Oblongopunctatus and Carabus Arvensis, have been recorded at the site.
Coed Tremadog
…obanche rapum-genistae grows close by Craig y Dref, and the uncommon liverworts Jubula hutchinsiae and Marchesinia mackaii are recorded. Remarks: The site was declared as a National Nature Reserve in 1957 and lies within the Snowdonia National Park.
Nant Llech
…lmy-fern Hymenophyllum wilsonii and royal fern Osmunda regalis; the liverworts, Jubula hutchinsiae, Odontoschisma denudatum and Saccogyna viticulosa and the mosses, Tetrodontium brownianum and Fissidens curnovii, and on soil the moss, F. celticus. On sites receiving nutrients oth…
Glenariff Glen
…he liverworts great scented liverwort Conocephalum conicum, Hutchins' hollywort Jubula hutchinsiae and lesser rough earwort Scapania aequiloba. The glen is densely wooded, with both semi-natural woodland and planted woodland, the latter consisting of beech Fagus sylvatica and con…
Llwyn y Coed
…lanthus decipiens, Aphanolejeunea microscopica, Drepanolejeunea hamatifolia and Jubula hutchinsiae. The continuity of a broadleaved tree cover on this ancient woodland site has helped this flora to survive. The woodland canopy is dominated by oak Quercus petraea with occasional b…

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