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Map of the sites holding the search term ""Orthotrichum lyellii""

There are 6 sites that mention "Orthotrichum lyellii".

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Park Wood

…ularly rich in mosses and liverworts, and the two ancient woodland moss species Orthotrichum lyellii and Pterogonium gracile are of particular note. hazel Corylus avellana coppice and holly Ilex aquifolium are abundant in the shrub layer. Additional shrub species include rowan So…

Redhill Wood

…ly two sites, both associated with wet flushes and also Leucodon sciuroides and Orthotrichum lyellii which occur on tree trunks. Other uncommon plants include the lichen Lecanactis abietina and fungus Mycena clavularis. The sunny sheltered conditions provided by open rides and cl…

Combe Wood and Linkenholt Hanging

…a ochrocheila, Pertusaria hemisphaerica and Thelotrema lepadinum and the mosses Orthotrichum lyellii and Zygodon rupestris. Rare lichens include Strangospora ochrophora which in Britain is rare outside western valleys and Peltigera Melanops horizontalis which occurs in old forest…

Bradley Woods

…r include the mosses Leucodon sciuroides, Zygodon rupestris, Neckera pumila and Orthotrichum lyellii; and the leafy liverwort Frullania tamarisci. The bird and invertebrate fauna are not well known, but are likely to be diverse. Noteworthy butterflies which have been recorded in…

Spye Park

…s of the Xanthorion community. Uncommon epiphytic bryophytes include the mosses Orthotrichum lyellii and Leucodon sciuroides and the leafy liverwort Frullania tamarisci. Spye Park is an important site for breeding woodland birds including buzzard Buteo buteo, redstart Phoenicurus…

Whiddon Deer Park

…ciuroides and Zygodon rupestris, and two that are uncommon in southern Britain, Orthotrichum lyellii and Pterogonium gracile. The old trees support a rich community of insects, mainly associated with their dead wood. This community includes an endangered Red Data Book rove beetl…

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