Survey of species in the HAM HILL COUNTRY PARK

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Yeovil Area Group of the Somerset Wildlife Trust Records Survey for South Somerset District Council Species Common Name HAM HILL COUNTRY PARK Lichens Key: S = Northern Spur; F = Plateau Fields; V = Witcombe Valley; W = Pit Wood. Last Date = Latest year a species recorded. Page 2 of 2 S F V W Last Date Leptogium teretiusculum S 04 Leptogium sp. (0-1-septate) S 04 Melanelia subaurifera S 04 Micarea denigrata S 04 Myxobilimbia sabuletorum S 04 Opegrapha atra S 04 Parmelia quercina S 04 Parmelia subaurifera S 89 Parmelia subrudecta W 01 Parmelia sulcata S W 04 Parmotrema chinense S 04 Peltigera rufescens S 04 Phaeophyscia orbicularis S 04 Physcia adscendens S 04 Physcia aipolia S 04 Physcia caesia S 04 Physcia tenella S W 04 Placynthium nigrum S 04 Porina linearis S 04 Protoblastenia calva S 89 Protoblastenia rupestris S 04 Punctelia subrudecta S 04 Ramalina canariensis S 04 Ramalina farinacea S 04 Ramalina fastgiata S 04 Rinodina gennarii S 04 Sarcogyne regularis S 04 Solenopsora candicans S 89 Toninia aromatica S 04 Trapelia coarctata S 04 Verrucaria baldensis S 04 Verrucaria glaucina S 04 Verrucaria hochstetteri S 04 Verrucaria macrostoma furfuracea S 04 Verrucaria muralis S 04 Verrucaria nigrescens S 04 Verrucaria viridula S 89 Xanthoria candelaria S 04 Xanthoria parietina S 04 Xanthoria polycarpa 87 S 04 1989: A. M. O’Dare in Ham Hill Country Park Management Plan, Habitat and Wildlife Survey (1989) – Deborah Elton MSc for the Somerset Trust for Nature Conservation. 2001: Ham Hill Country Park, Land Management Plan (2001) – Katy Menday for the SSDC. 2004: Lichen Survey of Ham Hill Somerset (2004) – V. J. Giavarini. HHCPlichens endDec10
Yeovil Area Group of the Somerset Wildlife Trust Records Survey for South Somerset District Council HAM HILL COUNTRY PARK Fungi Species Common Name Key: S = Northern Spur; F = Plateau Fields; V = Witcombe Valley (includes Horse’s Wood); W = Pit Wood. vc.5 = vice county number for South Somerset. Page 1 of 6 Year Last Recorded S F V W Notes (Common, rare etc refer to the status in Britain) Agaricus arvensis Horse Mushroom 2007 Agaricus campestris Field Mushroom 2006 # Agaricus essettei 2010 Frequent. # Agaricus moelleri 2010 Common. Agaricus placomyces 2006 Aleuria aurantia Orange Peel Fungus 2007 Armillaria gallica 2009 Common. Armillaria mellea s. str. Honey Fungus 2009 Extremely common. # Arrhenia acerosa 2010 Occasional. Ascocoryne sarcoides 2010 Very common. Auricularia auricula-judae Jew’s Ear Fungus 2008 Very common. Auricularia mesenterica 2008 Common. Bjerkandera adusta 2001 Very common. Bolbitius titubans 2009 Common. Boletus chrysenteron Red Cracking Bolete 2007 Botryobasidium aureum 2001 Extremely common. Botryotinia globosa 2008 Very common. Bulgaria inquinans India Rubber Fungus 2001 Very common. Byssomerulius corium 2008 Very common. Calyptella capula 2001 Not infrequent. # Cercospora mercurialis 2010 Frequent. Ceriporia viridans 2001 Infrequently reported. Chlorociboria aeruginascens 2008 Frequent. Clitocybe dealbata 2006 Clitocybe fragrans 2008 Very common. Clitocybe gibba 2006 Clitocybe nebularis Clouded Agaric 2007 Coleosporium tussilaginis 2010 Very common. # Colletotrichum trichellum 2010 Common. Collybia dryophila 2007 Coniophora puteana 2008 Very common. # Conocybe blattaria 2010 Frequent. # Conocybe dentatomarginata 2010 Frequent. Coprinus acuminatus 2001 Frequent in the south. Coprinus auricomus 2010 Frequent. # Coprinus disseminatus 2010 Very common. Coprinus lagopus 2010 Very common. # Coprinus lelocephalus 2010 Frequent. Coprinus micaceus Glistening Ink Cap 2008 Very common. Coprinus plicatilis 2006 Crepidotus cesatii 2008 Very common. Crepidotus lundelii 2001 Occasionally reported. Crepidotus luteolus 2008 Common. Crepidotus mollis 2010 Common. Cylindrobasidium laeva 2008 Very common. Dacrymyces stillatus 2001 Very common. Daldinia concentrica King Alfred’s Cakes 2008 Very common. HHCPfungi endDec10
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