wild flowers in fife & kinross - Fife Coast and Countryside Trust
wild flowers in fife & kinross - Fife Coast and Countryside Trust
wild flowers in fife & kinross - Fife Coast and Countryside Trust
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Hieracium virgultorum<br />
A widespread <strong>and</strong> common weedy species.<br />
Hieracium sabaudum<br />
Occasional.<br />
Hieracium salticola<br />
Probably fairly common.<br />
(Hieracium subumbellatiforme)<br />
Crook o’ Devon 1872.<br />
Hieracium reticulatum<br />
Very local.<br />
Hieracium strictiforme<br />
Probably uncommon.<br />
Hieracium subcrocatum<br />
Rumbl<strong>in</strong>g Bridge, 1870 (VC87); modern records require confirmation.<br />
(Hieracium latobrigorum)<br />
Rumbl<strong>in</strong>g Bridge 1871.<br />
Hieracium prenanthoides<br />
Lomond Hills 1850, <strong>and</strong> on West Lomond, 2000.<br />
Hieracium dewarii<br />
Very local, British distribution centred on W <strong>Fife</strong>, K<strong>in</strong>ross <strong>and</strong> Clackmannan.<br />
Hieracium vulgatum<br />
Much the commonest hawkweed, <strong>in</strong> all sorts of places.<br />
Hieracium rubig<strong>in</strong>osum<br />
Very local.<br />
(Hieracium subramosum)<br />
Ext<strong>in</strong>ct, formerly on cliffs at Pettycur <strong>in</strong> 1870s.<br />
Hieracium maculatum<br />
Not <strong>in</strong>frequent <strong>in</strong> NE <strong>Fife</strong>.<br />
(Hieacium caesiomurorum)<br />
Dunferml<strong>in</strong>e area 1830/40s.
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