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Map of the sites holding the search term ""Lecanactis lyncea""

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Lullingstone Park

…anisms close to large urban areas, includes many typical of old forest, such as Lecanactis lyncea and Enterographa crassa on oaks and Thelotrema lepadinum on hornbeam. The site's long continuity of woodland habitats including abundant dead wood and many fungi has encouraged the d…

Bulmoor Pastures & Coppice

…ade Neottia ovata also present. Also of note is the presence of the rare lichen Lecanactis lyncea. Located on the flushed slopes of Bulmoor Coppice below the spring-line and to a lesser extent along the stream in the valley bottom, is an exceptionally large area of ancient alder …

Ugbrooke Park

…nown outside the British Isles. At Ugbrooke, it contains two very rare species, Lecanactis lyncea and Opegrapha prosodea, the latter being wholly confined to the dry bark of very ancient trees in parkland situations. The Xanthorion community is particularly well-developed in the…

Whiddon Deer Park

…Arthonia impolita, Chaenotheca brunneola, C. hispidula, Cyphelium inquinans and Lecanactis lyncea. However, some species characteristic of the high rainfall and oceanic conditions that prevail in Devon are also present, such as Parmelia laevigata, Nephroma laevigatum, Lobaria pul…

Nettlecombe Park

…sociation is a community of ancient woodland sites and includes species such as Lecanactis lyncea, Arthonia impolita and the nationally scarce Opegrapha prosodea. The Lobaria pulmonaria association is another ancient woodland community found on this site including species such as…

Gregynog

…ry-bark communities are typical species such as Cresponea premnea, Lecanographa lyncea, Schismatomma niveum, Sporodophoron cretaceum, Lecanactis spp., Calicium spp. and Chaenotheca spp. This distinctive association appears to have become the post-climax community of very ancient …

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