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Frome St. Quintin
…roups of young ash are occasional in Burl Moor and Dry Hill Moor and redcurrant Ribes rubrum is an abundant shrub throughout all the woods. opposite leaved golden saxifrage Chrysosplenium oppositifolium is a distinctive component of this community and forms extensive matts alongs…
Wykery Copse
…storey, which also includes blackthorn, hawthorn, honeysuckle, wild red currant Ribes rubrum, guelder rose and dogwood, this last unusual on London Clay. The ground flora contains a mosaic of bramble and bluebell Hyacinthoides non-scripta, with more open areas, including the cou…
Bisham Woods
…num opulus, elder Sambucus nigra, old man's beard Clematis vitalba, red currant Ribes rubrum and field rose Rosa arvensis. The wood has been modified in parts by the planting of conifers especially larch and other exotics and invasion by sycamore, which is locally dominant, but m…
Gwernaffel Dingle
…, cherry – particularly Prunus padus, guelder-rose Viburnum opulus, red currant Ribes rubrum and crab apple Malus sylvestris. When not dominated by alder, much of the dingle streamside and lower slopes support the ash/field maple vegetation type, with abundant tufted hair-grass D…
Lodge Wood & Sandford Mill
…ed understorey which includes hazel, dogwood, elder, blackthorn and red currant Ribes rubrum. The southern part of Lodge Wood is drier and dominated by pedunculate oak and ash, with some hawthorn and spindle and occasional planted exotics. The humic soils which have high levels o…
Checkhill Bogs
…ge in England. Other shrubs include elder Sambucus nigra, black and red currant Ribes nigrum and R. rubrum and, less commonly, guelder rose Viburnum opulus. The associated ground flora is dominated by nettle Urtica dioica and the invasive Himalayan balsam Impatiens glandulifera,…

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