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Map of the sites holding the search term ""Quercus cerris""
There are 6 sites that mention "Quercus cerris".
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Walton Common
…urring species include hawthorn Crataegus monogyna, ash Fraxinus excelsior, oak Quercus robur and Turkey oak Quercus cerris. In some areas where the soil is deeper and more acidic, bracken Pteridium aquilinum has encroached onto the grassland.
The grassland and scrub areas are fr…
Bookham Commons
… site. The majority of this woodland is mature and dominated by pedunculate oak Quercus robur, although other species occurring include turkey oak Quercus cerris, down birch Betula pubescens, field maple Acer campestre, beech Fagus sylvatica, holly Ilex aquifolium and hazel Coryl…
Abbey Wood, Flixton
…ver much of the wood with some hornbeam Carpinus betulus to the south east. Oak Quercus robur, ash Fraxinus excelsior and field maple Acer campestre standards are found with the coppice. Scattered groups of planted Turkey oak Quercus cerris, Picea spp and Populus sp are also foun…
Hollowhill and Pullingshill Woods
…ral regeneration. Pedunculate and sessile oaks, together with their hybrids and Quercus cerris, occur on the plateau, as do birch and rowan, the last two particularly evident in Pullingshill Wood. On the slopes holly is most abundant where the soil is shallow, whereas a greater v…
Barnsley Warren
…d bushes and trees in other parts of the site. Birch Betula pendula, turkey oak Quercus cerris and blackthorn Prunus spinosa are significant components of the scrub in parts of the site. The diverse habitat structure of the site supports an important range of invertebrates. The s…
Arthog Hall Woods
…ding an ideal microclimate for the growth of bryophytes and ferns.
Sessile oak Quercus petraea and downy birch Betula pubescens are the main canopy tree species with smaller amounts of ash Fraxinus excelsior, beech Fagus sylvatica and sycamore Acer pseudoplatanus.
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