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UK IPA <strong>for</strong> Desmids<br />

17. Pant y Llyn (near Builth Wells), Powys<br />

Grid ref:<br />

SO048468<br />

Status:<br />

Unknown<br />

Ownership:<br />

Unknown<br />

Qualifying criteria:<br />

B1, B2 ; C<br />

No. of species recorded:<br />

50<br />

No. of potential UK Red List desmids 3<br />

Records contact:<br />

David Williamson<br />

Site description<br />

The lake has been artificially deepened by two dams and drains water running off the blanket bog on Pant<br />

y Llyn Hill. The blanket bog and Llyn should be considered as a unit.<br />

Potential UK Red Data List desmids<br />

Cosmarium pygmaeum, C. paragranatoides, Euastrum gayanum.<br />

UK IPA <strong>for</strong> Desmids<br />

18. Loch Bad an Og, Highlands (Sutherland)<br />

Grid ref:<br />

NC116312<br />

Status:<br />

Unknown<br />

Ownership:<br />

Unknown<br />

Qualifying criteria:<br />

A; B1, B2; C<br />

No. of species recorded: 50<br />

No. of potential UK Red List desmids 5<br />

Records contact:<br />

David Williamson<br />

Site description<br />

David Williamson has sampled this small loch in September 1994 and June 1995.<br />

Potential UK Red Data List desmids<br />

Cosmarium cyclicum, C. variolatum, C. venustum, Staurastrum striolatum, Staurodesmus corniculatus.<br />

Potential IPAs (areas/sites19-45) pending further investigation - ‘data deficient’ (often no modern data)<br />

Potential Desmid IPAs (19-21)<br />

19. Cwm Bochlwyd, Snowdonia<br />

Grid ref:<br />

Status:<br />

Ownership:<br />

Qualifying criteria:<br />

No. of species recorded:<br />

SH657597<br />

Snowdonia National Park<br />

Unknown<br />

B2; D<br />

150 spp.<br />

Site description<br />

The last comprehensive study was in 1956 and focused on the desmids. No complete list of desmids<br />

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