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… scarce species such as golden samphire Inula crithmoides*, perennial glasswort Salicornia perennis* and one flowered glasswort Salicornia pusilla*. The estuary is one of the best places in Britain for the study of glassworts. The grazing marsh is a complex habitat of pasture, se…

Crouch and Roach Estuaries

…t species, the lower marshes, covered by most tides, are dominated by glasswort Salicornia Spp, annual sea blite Suaeda maritima and sea aster Aster tripolium, whilst on the higher land, common saltmarsh grass Puccinellia maritima, sea purslane Atriplex portulacoides, common sea …

Milford Haven Waterway

…scarce lax-flowered sea-lavender Limonium humile and the one-flowered glasswort Salicornia pusilla. Ancient woodland, dominated by sessile oak Quercus petraea, fringes areas of the main channel. This relict woodland becomes more extensive at Lawrenny, which can be dated back to a…

Alde-Ore Estuary

…r saltmarsh species also occur, including sea heath Frankenia laevis, glasswort Salicornia pusilla, small cord grass Spartina maritima and Borrer’s saltmarsh grass Puccinellia fasciculata. It is representative of the Atriplex portulacoides community as described in the National V…

Yar Estuary

…ulgare, sea spurrey Spergularia media, sea blite Suaeda maritima and glass wort Salicornia species. At lower marsh levels the sward becomes dominated by cord grass and is less diverse. At the upper levels the mixed marshes are bordered by a third type of saltmarsh which forms an …

Foulness

…on monspeliensis. On the upper saltings, uncommon plants include two glassworts Salicornia perennis and S. pusilla, together with golden samphire Inula crithmoides and shrubby sea blite Suaeda vera; the latter two particularly favour the drift line at the foot of the seawall. The…

Blackwater Estuary

…egetation. The low marsh comprises the primary colonisers of mud the glassworts Salicornia sp., including the nationally scarce S. perennis and S. pusilla and the invasive common cord grass Spartina anglica. The scarce, native small cord grass Spartina maritima can still be found…

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