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Map of the sites holding the search term ""Ochrolechia inversa""

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…melia borreri, Lecanora jamesii, Arthonia stellaris, Biatorella ochrophora, and Ochrolechia inversa. A further 31 species are ancient woodland indicators and are locally rare. Several of these rare lichen species have been recorded from single trees within Boconnoc Park, which be…

Coed Ty-canol (Ty-canol Wood)

…snea articulata, Graphina ruiziana, Phaeographis lyellii, Lecidea carrollii and Ochrolechia inversa. Other lichens of note are Cliostomum conranii, Gyalideopsis muscorum, Cetrelia olivetorum, Cladonia merochlorophaea, Caloplaca luteoalba, Lecidea fuliginosa and Parmelia britannic…

Morden Bog and Hyde Heath

…birch and willow, namely Chrysothrix chrysopthalma, Melaspila ochrothalamia and Ochrolechia inversa. The local and declining Lobaria scrobiculata has been recorded on downy birch in the valley mire. At Snail’s Bridge flood plain mires, carr and swamp have developed on wet peat a…

Piles Copse

… Although now known from other sites in southern and western Britain the lichen Ochrolechia inversa was first recorded in England from Piles Copse in 1969. The woodland also supports a breeding bird community characteristic of western oak woods. Additional interest is provided b…

Garn Wood, Kilkiffeth Wood & Dan-Deri-Cwm Felin-Ban

…Enterographa crassa and Thelotrema lepadinum. A rare species of moist woodland, Ochrolechia inversa, is also present in Cwm Felin-ban. More widespread old forest species occurring throughout these woodlands include Dimerella lutea, Stenocybe septata, Arthonia vinosa, Pyrenula chl…

Pillar and Ennerdale Fells

… The lichen communities of Side Wood are of regional importance, with the rare Ochrolechia inversa occurring abundantly on birch. As a result of the range of habitats found within the Pillar and Ennerdale Fells SSSI, the site supports one of the best upland breeding bird assemb…

Coedydd Nantgwynant

…carce lichens on oak or birch include Graphina ruiziana, Lecidea sanguineoatra, Ochrolechia inversa and Ropalospora viridis. The nationally scarce lichens on ash and alder include Biatora epixanthoides, Phyllopsora rosei, and Gyalideopsis muscicola. A number of other semi-natural…

Ennerdale

… importance for its lichen communities, the most notable species being the rare Ochrolechia inversa which is abundant on birch and far more plentiful here than at its other Lake District locations in Borrowdale.

Allt Pontfaen - Coed Gelli-fawr

… old forest association -include Schismatomma niveum and Opegrapha ochrocheila. Ochrolechia inversa, a rare species of moist old woodland, occurs on the alders below Allt Pontfaen, together with Parmelia laevigata, Parmelia revoluta, the beard lichen Usnea articulata and the dist…

Quants

… supports a rich lichen flora and Quants is the only Somerset location at which Ochrolechia inversa is known to occur. Secondary woodland of silver birch, pedunculate oak, ash, goat willow Salix caprea and sycamore Acer pseudoplatanus has developed on areas to the south of the si…

Coedydd Beddgelert a Cheunant Aberglaslyn

…tionally scarce: Micarea stipitata, Lecidea sanguineoatra, Phaeographis inusta, Ochrolechia inversa and Rinodina isidioides. Other lichen species, including the nationally scarce Herteliana gagei, Lecanora epanora, Lepraria elobata, Porpidia rugosa and Tyothallia biformigera are …

Dyffryn Gwaun

…est Wales, grows on alder stems in Llannerch. Other notable lichens present are Ochrolechia inversa, Parmelia arnoldii, Cetrelia olivetorum and the beard lichen Usnea articulata. Royal fern Osmunda regalis, hare’s-tail cottongrass Eriophorum vaginatum, bladder sedge Carex vesicar…

Coedydd Nanmor

…a, Herteliana gagei, Lecidea ahlesii, Lecidea sanguineoatra, Micarea coppinsii, Ochrolechia inversa, Opegrapha lithyrga, Parmelinopsis horrescens, Phaeographis inusta, Phyllopsora rosei, Porpidia rugosa, Rinodina isidioides, Ropalospora viridis, Schismatomma umbrinum and Tyothall…

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