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Map of the sites holding the search term ""Melittis melissophyllum""

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… The nationally scarce wavy St John’s-wort Hypericum undulatum and bastard balm Melittis melissophyllum are present. Woods and Parkland Sessile oak Quercus petraea is the dominant tree in much of the semi-natural woodland and is the main tree species of Clovelly Deer Park. Withi…

Pengelli Forest and Pant-teg Wood

…ve crab apple Malus sylvestris ssp sylvestris also occur. The rare bastard balm Melittis melissophyllum grows on the roadside verge adjacent to the wood and on another length nearby. Other notable ground flora plants include early dog-violet Viola reichenbachiana, woodruff Galium…

Prawle Point and Start Point

…ese communities, with the rare ivy broomrape Orobanche hederae and bastard balm Melittis melissophyllum. The ‘head’ cliffs support good populations of many species of mining bees and digger wasps which burrow into the cliff face, and there are other bees and flies which are para…

Greenscoombe Wood , Luckett

… vulgaris, and bilberry Vaccinium myrtillus. Other species include bastard balm Melittis melissophyllum, yellow bartsia Parentucellia viscosa, wood sage Teucrium scorodonia, foxglove Digitalis purpurea, golden rod Solidago virgaurea, broom Cytisus scoparius and herb robert Gerani…

Upper Fal Estuary and Woods

… Allium ampeloprasum subsp. ampeloprasum and the nationally scarce bastard balm Melittis melissophyllum. Other species of note are wild madder Rubia peregrina, imperforate St John’s-wort Hypericum maculatum, greater burdock Arctium lappa and hard rush Juncus inflexus. spindle Euo…

Coverack to Porthoustock

…ies recorded including a large population of the nationally scarce bastard balm Melittis melissophyllum. Such areas provide both food and cover for birds and are of particular importance during the spring and autumn migrations. The site is also of great importance to bryophytes.…

Merthen Wood

…dy fern Athyrium felix-femina. Additional species of note include bastard balm Melittis melissophyllum which is nationally uncommon and goldilocks Ranunculus auricomus which is rare in Cornwall. Moss species of interest occurring in Merthen Wood are the nationally rare Fissiden…

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