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…ortant assemblages of terrestrial invertebrates such as Pipunculus fonsecai and Tomosvaryella minima. The reens in the St Brides area support a number of interesting plant species most notably thread-leaved water-crowfoot Ranunculus trichophyllus and small pondweed Potamogeton be…

Gwent Levels - Rumney and Peterstone

…ortant assemblages of terrestrial invertebrates such as Pipunculus fonsecai and Tomosvaryella minima. The Rumney and Peterstone area supports a number of important plant species including the nationally rare brackish water-crowfoot Ranunculus baudotii and several regional raritie…

Gwent Levels - Nash and Goldcliff

…ortant assemblages of terrestrial invertebrates such as Pipunculus fonsecai and Tomosvaryella minima. The Nash and Goldcliff area forms an important part of the Gwent Levels system and is of particular botanical interest as it is the only area in Wales for the Least Duckweed Wolf…

Gwent Levels - Whitson

…ortant assemblages of terrestrial invertebrates such as Pipunculus fonsecai and Tomosvaryella minima. The Whitson area is of particular importance for its large number of nationally rare and notable invertebrate species. A total of 65 of these rare invertebrates have been recorde…

Gwent Levels - Magor and Undy

…ortant assemblages of terrestrial invertebrates such as Pipunculus fonsecai and Tomosvaryella minima. The Magor and Undy area is the most easterly of the Gwent Levels sites supporting a total of 43 nationally rare and notable invertebrate species such as the soldier fly Stratiomy…

Gwent Levels - Redwick and Llandevenny

…ortant assemblages of terrestrial invertebrates such as Pipunculus fonsecai and Tomosvaryella minima. The Redwick and Llandevenny area supports rich assemblages of invertebrate species including Chalcis sispes a parasite of the Stratiomys fly larvae, the beetle Scirtes orbiculari…

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