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Map of the sites holding the search term ""Scapania aspera""

There are 5 sites that mention "Scapania aspera".

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… floras in the Chilterns, with 50 species recorded including Rhodobryum roseum, Scapania aspera, Weissia tortillis, Frullania tamarisci and Hypnum cupressiforme ssp. lacunosum. Watlington and Pyrton Hills have a notable butterfly fauna with twenty species recorded. Of particular …

Win Green Down

…ty of mosses. Many of these are largely confined to calcareous habitats such as Scapania aspera, Neckera crispa and Ditrichum flexicaule. There are small patches of scrub comprising hawthorn, blackthorn, elder, hazel and dog rose, with hawthorn also thinly scattered over the down…

Knapdale Woods

…llum albicans community but more important is the extent of the western earwort Scapania gracilis, prickly featherwort Plagiochila spinulosa and Wilson's filmy-fern Hymenophyllum wilsonii community. Within this community are stands of western and deceptive featherwort and spotty …

Purbeck Ridge (East)

…minated communities containing the local leafy liverworts, Frullania tamarisci, Scapania aspera and Porella arboris-vitae. Butterflies are well represented and abundant on the chalk grassland and scrub. Ungrazed tor grass supports strong populations of the Nationally Scarce Lulwo…

Brimsdown Hill

… ground growing chalk mosses. Rhodobryum roseumis abundant on old ant hills and Scapania aspera is known from only one other site in the county. hawthorn bushes are scattered across the slopes while denser blocks of scrub with hazel, ash and blackthorn also occur. Additional scru…

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