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Alde-Ore Estuary

…specialised flora. Species typical of exposed, shifting shingle such as sea pea Lathyrus japonicus and sea kale Crambe maritima are abundant whilst extensive areas of sea campion Silene uniflora and stonecrops Sedum acre and S. anglicum occur on more stable ground. Orfordness con…

Pakefield to Easton Bavents

…at grass Arrhenatherum elatius, common mouse ear Cerastium fontanum and sea pea Lathyrus japonicus. The eroding foreshore is a mixture of tussocks of marram grass Ammophila arenaria and individual plants of sea beet Beta vulgaris sp maritima, sea kale Crambe maritima, yellow horn…

Norwick Meadows

…um, yarrow Achillea millefolium, tufted vetch Vicia cracca and meadow vetchling Lathyrus pratensis. The nationally scarce and locally rare sea pea Lathyrus japonicus subsp. maritimus, internationally rare and locally scarce autumn gentian Gentianella amarella subsp. septentrional…

Dungeness, Romney Marsh and Rye Bay

…d pioneer plant species can colonise, such as sea kale Crambe maritima, sea pea Lathyrus japonicus ssp. maritimus, sea campion Silene uniflora and curled dock Rumex crispus. As finer material accumulates within the gravel matrix, more species become established including viper’s …

Chesil & The Fleet

…tions of sea kale Crambe maritima, yellow-horned poppy Glaucium flavum, sea pea Lathyrus japonicus and shrubby sea-blite Suaeda vera occur. Sea holly Eryngium maritimum, Portland spurge Euphorbia portlandica and little-robin Geranium purpureum – a Red Data Book species – are also…

Dover to Kingsdown Cliffs

…. Typical species include sea sandwort Honckenya peploides and the rare sea pea Lathyrus japonicus, while more secure shingle inland supports a sward of sheep's fescue and other grasses together with further colonies of the early spider orchid. Of particular note is a prostrate o…

Leiston - Aldeburgh

… bur medick Medicago minima, suffocated clover Trifolium suffocatum and sea pea Lathyrus japonicus. Thorpeness Mere is a shallow, eutrophic water body on a peat substrate. The adjacent areas of swamp and carr woodland are hydrologically dependant on the mere. To the south of the…

Landguard Common

…This includes a large population of sea kale Crambe maritima as well as sea pea Lathyrus japonicus, yellow horned poppy, sea sandwort and sea campion. The bare shingle is also used by nesting little tern and ringed plover. Inland the shingle is stabilized and vegetated. To the s…

Rye Harbour

…Glaucium flavum, curled dock Rumex crispus, thrift Armeria maritima and sea pea Lathyrus japonicus. A remarkable number of nationally uncommon plants are present including the least lettuce Lactuca saligna, a plant which is now restricted to 9 sites in Britain. Other nationally u…

Hastings Cliffs to Pett Beach

…beet Beta vulgaris sp maritima, with nationally rare plants such as the sea pea Lathyrus japonicus and yellow vetch Vicia lutea. The rocky intertidal areas with their characteristic fauna and flora have a long history of marine biological study. They are particularly interesting …

Warkworth Dunes and Saltmarsh

…ll Geranium sanguineum and lesser meadow rue Thalictrum minus. The rare sea pea Lathyrus japonicus can all be found in these dunes at its most northerly location in England. The spit has developed as a series of parabolic dune ridges, with the youngest to the south, separated by …

Minsmere-Walberswick Heaths and Marshes

… nevertheless, it supports a variety of scarce shingle plants including sea pea Lathyrus japonicus, sea campion Silene uniflora and small populations of sea kale Crambe maritima, grey hair grass Corynephorus canescens and yellow horned poppy Glaucium flavum. A narrow strip of yel…

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