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Habitat Indicator Species in ShropshireAcer campestreAchillea ptarmicaAconitum napellusAdoxa moschatellinaAira caryophylleaA. praecoxAlchemilla filicaulis ssp. vestitaA. glabraA. xanthochloraAlisma lanceolatumAllium oleraceumAlopecurus aequalisAnacamptis pyramidalisAnagallis minimaA. tenellaAnchusa arvensisAndromeda polifoliaAnemone nemorosaAnthemis cotulaAnthriscus caucalisAnthyllis vulnerariaApium inundatumAstragalus glycyphyllosAstrantia majorBerula erectaBidens cernua var. radiataBlackstonia perfoliataBlechnum spicantBotrychium lunariaBriza mediaBromopsis benekeniiB. erectaB. ramosaBromus racemosusButomus umbellatusCalamagrostis canescensCallitriche hermaphroditicaCampanula glomerataC. latifoliaC. patulaC. amaraC. impatiensCarduus tenuiflorusCarex acutaC. binervisC. caryophylleaC. curtaC. digitataC. dioicaC. distichaC. echinataC. elataC. elongataC. hostianaC. laevigataC. lasiocarpaC. montanaC. muricata ssp. muricataC. pallescensC. paniculataC. piluliferaC. pseudocyperusC. pulicarisC. rostrataC. spicataC. strigosaC. vesicariaC. viridula ssp. brachyrrhynchaC. viridula ssp. oedocarpaC. viridula ssp. viridulaCarlina vulgarisCatabrosa aquaticaCatapodium rigidumCentaurea cyanusC. scabiosaCerastium diffusumC. semidecandrumCeratocapnos claviculataChrysanthemum segetumChrysosplenium alternifoliumCicuta virosaCircaea x intermediaCirsium acauleC. dissectumC. eriophorumCladium mariscusClinopodium acinosC. ascendensC. vulgareCoeloglossum virideColchicum autumnaleConvallaria majalisCrataegus laevigataCrepis paludosaCryptogramma crispaCystopteris fragilisDactylorhiza incarnataD. maculataD. praetermissaD. purpurellaDaphne laureolaDianthus deltoidesDiphasiastrum alpinumDipsacus pilosusDrosera anglicaD. intermediaD. rotundifoliaDryopteris carthusianaD. oreadesEchium vulgareElatine hexandraEleocharis acicularisE. multicaulisE. quinquefloraEleogiton fluitansEmpetrum nigrumEpipactis helleborineE. leptochilaE. palustrisE. phyllanthesE. purpurataEquisetum sylvaticumErigeron acerEriophorum angustifoliumE. latifoliumE. vaginatumErodium maritimumE. moschatumErophila glabrescensE. majusculaE. vernaEuonymus europaeusEuphorbia amygdaloidesEuphrasia officinalis agg.Festuca altissimaFilago minimaFilipendula vulgarisFrangula alnusFumaria capreolataF. purpureaGagea luteaGaleopsis angustifoliaG. speciosaGalium odoratumG. uliginosumGenista anglicaG. tinctoriaGentiana pneumonantheGentianella amarellaG. campestrisGeranium columbinumG. sanguineumG. sylvaticumGeum rivaleGnaphalium sylvaticumGymnadenia conopseaGymnocarpium dryopterisHelianthemum nummulariumHelictotrichon pubescensHelleborus foetidusH. viridisHieracium cinderellaH. lasiophyllumHippuris vulgarisHordelymus europaeusHordeum secalinumHottonia palustrisRare Plants of Shropshire 17
Indicator Species (contd.)Huperzia selagoHyacinthoides non-scriptaHydrocharis morsus-ranaeHymenophyllum wilsoniiHypericum elodesH. montanumH. pulchrumHypochaeris glabraImpatiens noli-tangereInula conyzaeIris foetidissimaIsolepis setaceaJasione montanaJuncus foliosusJ. subnodulosusJuniperus communisKickxia elatineLamiastrum galeobdolonLamium amplexicauleL. hybridumLathraea squamariaLathyrus linifoliusL. sylvestrisLegousia hybridaLepidium campestreLinum catharticumListera ovataLithospermum arvenseL. officinaleLittorella unifloraLuronium natansLuzula multifloraL. pilosaL. sylvaticaLycopodium clavatumLysimachia vulgarisLythrum portulaMelampyrum pratenseMelica nutansM. unifloraMenyanthes trifoliataMilium effusumMoenchia erectaMonotropa hypopitysMyosotis discolorM. ramosissimaM. secundaMyrica galeMyriophyllum alterniflorumNarcissus pseudonarcissusNarthecium ossifragumNeottia nidus-avisNuphar pumilaOenanthe aquaticaO. crocata18O. fistulosaOnonis repensO. spinosaOphioglossum vulgatumOphrys apiferaOrchis masculaO. morioOreopteris limbospermaOriganum vulgareOrnithopus perpusillusOrobanche rapum-genistaeOsmunda regalisOxalis acetosellaPapaver argemoneP. hybridumParis quadrifoliaParnassia palustrisPedicularis palustrisP. sylvaticaPersicaria minorPhegopteris connectilisPimpinella saxifragaPinguicula vulgarisPlantago coronopusP. mediaPlatanthera bifoliaP. chloranthaPoa compressaPolygala serpyllifoliaPolypodium cambricumPolystichum aculeatumP. setiferumPotamogeton alpinusP. compressusP. friesiiP. obtusifoliusP. polygonifoliusP. praelongusPotentilla argenteaP. palustrisPrunus padusPulicaria dysentericaPyrola minorRanunculus auricomusR. circinatusR. fluitansR. linguaR. omiophyllusR. parviflorusR. peltatusR. penicillatusR. sardousR. trichophyllusRhamnus catharticaRhinanthus minorRhynchospora albaRosa micranthaR. obtusifoliaR. spinosissimaRubus saxatilisRumex maritimusSagina nodosaSagittaria sagittifoliaSalix auritaS. x multinervisS. pentandraS. purpureaS. repensSamolus valerandiSanguisorba minorS. officinalisSanicula europaeaSaxifraga tridactylitesScabiosa columbariaScandix pecten-venerisSchoenoplectus tabernaemontaniScirpus sylvaticusScleranthus annuusScrophularia umbrosaScutellaria minorSedum forsterianumSenecio aquaticusSerratula tinctoriaSherardia arvensisSilaum silausSolidago virgaureaSorbus anglicaS. torminalisSparganium natansSpiranthes spiralisSpirodela polyrhizaStachys arvensisS. officinalisS. palustrisStellaria pallidaS. palustrisTeesdalia nudicaulisThalictrum flavumThelypteris palustrisThymus pulegioidesTilia cordataT. platyphyllosTorilis nodosaTrichophorum cespitosumTrifolium campestreT. micranthumT. striatumTriglochin palustreTrisetum flavescensRare Plants of Shropshire
Page 1 and 2: Rare Plants ofShropshire3 rd Editio
Page 3 and 4: ContentsIntroduction ..............
Page 5 and 6: Europe and is apparently declining
Page 7 and 8: RecordersOur knowledge of the flora
Page 9 and 10: List of recorders & determinersMr G
Page 11 and 12: Recorders & determiners (cont.)Dr C
Page 13 and 14: and drainage by eliminating the low
Page 15 and 16: on the verge of extinction. Just on
Page 17: dense bracken and woodland, to whic
Page 21 and 22: Species AccountsFor each species, t
Page 23 and 24: Alopecurus aequalis Sobol.Orange Fo
Page 25 and 26: Arabis glabra L. (Bernh.)Tower must
Page 27 and 28: A record for Wildmoor Pool (SO4296)
Page 29 and 30: 43Calamagrostis canescenssince been
Page 31 and 32: new records for Acton Burnell (SJ53
Page 33 and 34: Carex acuta L.Slender Tufted-sedgeN
Page 35 and 36: & Welshpool Naturalists. A record f
Page 37 and 38: Carex limosa L.Bog-sedgeNative. Ext
Page 39 and 40: 1880. He described it as occurring
Page 41 and 42: Farm (SO4990) in 2003. It seems lik
Page 43 and 44: at the Mere, Ellesmere (SJ4034) and
Page 45 and 46: 4443210987Clinopodium ascendens2 3
Page 47 and 48: Serjeantson considered it to be nat
Page 49 and 50: Dianthus deltoides L.Maiden PinkNat
Page 51 and 52: Drosera anglica L.Great SundewNativ
Page 53 and 54: A lowland plant that occurs on the
Page 55 and 56: Epipactis palustris (L.) CrantzMars
Page 57 and 58: Leighton). In 1916 J.B. Duncan also
Page 59 and 60: Filipendula vulgaris MoenchDropwort
Page 61 and 62: simply ‘near Bridgnorth’ (SO719
Page 63 and 64: Leighton (1841) gives records for B
Page 65 and 66: (SJ2621) and Blodwel Rocks (SJ2623)
Page 67 and 68: and in Shropshire there are still n
Page 69 and 70:
oth introductions. George Jorden li
Page 71 and 72:
the list of sites in 1977, and Walk
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1987 (R.A. Dawes conf. Wainwright);
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ase-rich clay and limestone chippin
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43210Legousia hybridaAlthough it is
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Pool (John Bingham, SO4291, 1984),
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connected to the canals in about 18
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8243210987Lycopodium clavatum2 3 4
Page 85 and 86:
43210987Monotropa hypopitys2 3 4 5
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Myriophyllum verticillatumNepeta ca
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In 1984 V.A. Banbury collected it i
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9043210987Orobanche rapum-genistae2
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to have been lost to succession as
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Titterstone Clee (SO5977) in 1854.
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It was Edward Williams who first di
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Gordon in 1955. In other parts of t
Page 101 and 102:
Potamogeton gramineus L.Various-lea
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in the county, which probably accou
Page 105 and 106:
at the south end of the mere. This
Page 107 and 108:
(1841) considered it to be ‘not u
Page 109 and 110:
Salvia verbenaca L.Wild ClaryArchae
Page 111 and 112:
Scheuchzeria palustris L.Rannoch-ru
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[Selaginella selaginoides (L.) Link
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Rocks and Llynclys Hill, where Sorb
Page 117 and 118:
Dorothy Evans and Joan Connell foun
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43210987118Torilis nodosa2 3 4 5 6
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432109Trollius europaeusLee Brockhu
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Vaccinium x intermedium Ruthe(Vacci
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Wahlenbergia hederacea (L.) Rchb.Iv
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ReferencesAikin, A. 1797. Journal o
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Stace, C.A. 1997. New Flora of the
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