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Map of the sites holding the search term ""Parmelietum laevigatae""

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Dendles Wood

…lso enabled a luxuriant epiphytic lichen flora to develop, characterised by the Parmelietum laevigatae community. There is a profuse growth of Usnea species and the site is also the richest locality in south west England for the rare Graphina ruiziana. Cetrelia cetrarioides, a ra…

Glen Creran Woods

…pecies from the notable communities Lobaria pulmonaria, Graphidion scriptae and Parmelietum laevigatae, including 4 globally vulnerable species, 19 globally near-threatened species, 10 nationally rare species and 66 nationally scarce species. The site is exceptional for its rich …

Glen Nant

…are from three notable communities; Lobaria pulmonaria, Graphidion scriptae and Parmelietum laevigatae. Between 1976 and 2006 the sites rich oceanic lichen flora has been recorded to include no less than two vulnerable species, ten near-threatened species, nine nationally-rare sp…

Sampford Spiney

…lleys the Lobarion community predominates, while higher up this grades into the Parmelietum laevigatae community which requires a higher rainfall. Among the many rare lichen species present are Heterodermia obscurata, Menegazzia tenebrata, Lobaria scrobiculata, Pannaria mediterra…

Craighoyle Woodland

…-important Atlantic Lobarion community are found on scattered oaks and ash. The Parmelietum laevigatae community is richly developed in well-lit situations; whilst on shaded, mossy trunks there is a remarkable abundance of Micarea species. Fifteen nationally-scarce lichen species…

Coed Maes-mawr, Coed Esgairneiriau a Cheunant Caecenau

…rescens and Sticta spp., which are indicative of low atmospheric pollution. The Parmelietum laevigatae lichen community characteristic of woodlands in high rainfall areas is particularly well developed here. Other notable lichens, which at this site are associated with mature ash…

North Dartmoor

…ens which clothe the trees, mosses and rocks, with exceptionally well-developed Parmelietum laevigatae and Usneion communities. Many species present are rarely found outside the uplands of Scotland and Wales, including Mycoblastis affinis, Usnea filipendula, Sphaerophorus melanoc…

Coedydd Abergwynant

…e occur. The wood also has a good lichen flora, especially on hazel trees; the Parmelietum laevigatae and Lobarion lichen communities are well developed. The woodland has a wide range of typical sessile oak woodland bird species including pied flycatcher, redstart, tree creeper,…

Halstock Wood

…east 79 species of lichen occur in the wood, with a particularly well-developed Parmelietum laevigatae community on the trees: the species Graphina ruiziana, found on smooth-barked trees near the river, is a local species on Dartmoor. Some 30 species of bird breed in the wood, i…

Knapdale Woods

…nd Loch Linne, and around Loch Coille-Bharr, support notable assemblages of the Parmelietum laevigatae. The sheltered, humid Atlantic hazelwoods of Barnluasgan are important for luxuriant Lobarion lichens, together with a nationally-important smooth-bark community of the Graphidi…

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