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Map of the sites holding the search term ""Straminergon stramineum""

There are 7 sites that mention "Straminergon stramineum".

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Cors Cae'r Neuadd

…ychnis flos-cuculi, devil’s-bit scabious and the mosses Polytrichum commune and Straminergon stramineum. Further diversity is provided by runnels and ditches, these being characterised either by the presence of marsh St. John’s-wort Hypericum elodes, bog pondweed, the bog-moss Sp…

Ludderburn and Candlestick Mires

…and S. subnitens occur, supporting species such as cross-leaved heath, the moss Straminergon stramineum, devil's bit scabious Succisa pratensis and dioecious sedge Carex dioica, amongst areas of shallow water with Sphagnum auriculatum, bog pondweed, lesser bladderwort, carnation …

Corsydd Nug a Merddwr

…ly species-poor communities, supporting bryophytes such as Polytrichum commune, Straminergon stramineum, C. cordifolium and C. cusoidatum and a few wetland herbs such as marsh pennywort Hydrocotyle vulgaris. At the peripheries of the blanket mires and especially alongside the riv…

Kernick and Ottery Meadows

…omentella, Climacium dendroides, a moss which is rare in Cornwall, and the moss Straminergon stramineum. The more uniform sward of the sweet vernal-grass Anthoxanthum odoratum sub-community of this community type is characterised by an abundance of Molinia and sharp-flowered rush…

Scotton and Laughton Forest Ponds

…S. palustre, S. recurvum and S. squarrosum, in addition to Polytrichum commune, Straminergon stramineum, Sarmentypnum exannulatum and D. fluitans. This latter species is also locally dominant as a submergent in the pools where it is associated with the water starworts Callitriche…

Crossbane Lough

…t bur reed Sparganium natans and the notable bryophytes Calliergon cardifolium, Straminergon stramineum and Spagnum squarosum. Crossbane Lough also provides valuable habitat for a range of wetland animals, including birds and invertebrates. Several notable species have been reco…

Straghans Lough

…restricted distribution in the British Isles, including Calliergon cordifolium, Straminergon stramineum and Sphagnum squarrosum. Straghans Lough supports a rich invertebrate community, with a number of Odonata, dragonflies and damselflies, recorded, including the common darter Sy…

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