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Map of the sites holding the search term ""Phleum phleoides""

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…the Breckland and several of these survive today. The purple stemmed cat’s tail Phleum phleoides and the Spanish catchfly Silene otites are the most abundant. The variety of habitats on the Common is reflected in the fact that 93 species of birds were recorded on the Common in 19…

Eriswell Low Warren

…ndant. The rare species to be found in this site include purple stem cat's tail Phleum phleoides, spring speedwell Veronica verna, Spanish catchfly Silene otites and perennial knawel Scleranthus perennis sub sp. Prostratus.

Lakenheath Warren

…ocatum, sickle medick Medicago sativa subsp. falcata and purple stem cat's tail Phleum phleoides.

Furze Hill

…toides, Dyers greenweed Genista tinctoria and the grass, purple stem cat’s tail Phleum phleoides.

Breckland Forest

…erniaria glabra, mossy stonecrop Crassula tillaea and purple stemmed cat’s tail Phleum phleoides also favour open, disturbed areas on drought prone sandy or stony soils. Breckland Forest supports an exceptionally rich invertebrate fauna with Red Data Book and Nationally scarce s…

Cranwich Camp

…reckland specialities Spanish catchfly Silene otites and purple stem cat’s tail Phleum phleoides. The vegetation in the vicinity of the demolished buildings is more disturbed with biting stonecrop Sedum acre growing over the old foundations. The disturbance has, however, provided…

Deadman's Grave, Icklingham

…our nationally rare plants, Spanish catchfly Silene otites, Bšhmer's cat's tail Phleum phleoides, Breckland wild thyme Thymus serpyllum and spring speedwell Veronica verna. The most sparsely vegetated areas attract breeding stone-curlews, which also use the site in considerable n…

Weeting Heath

…eronica spicata, with maiden pink Dianthus deltoides and Purple Stem Cat’s Tail Phleum phleoides. Self regenerating Scot's pine Pinus sylvestris is scattered overthe grassland and there is also an area of bracken Pteridium aquilinum. At the southern end of the site there is an ar…

How Hill Track

…hfly Silene otites, Breckland speedwell Veronica praecox purple stem cat's tail Phleum phleoides, small medick Medicago minima, sickle medick Medicago sativa subsp. falcata, are all found in the longer grass of the verge. The typical associates of these varieties found on How Hil…

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