Flora of Ashdown Forest - Botanical Society of the British Isles

95bus vestitus.Newbridge, 1969, B. A. Miles (Philp 1970). TQ/4.3 (Hall 1980; Edees & Newton 1988).Gills Lap (46.31), 1994, AN & AB, and scarce in the area.Woods, wood margins and hedgebanks, often on somewhat calcareous soils.Widespread in western and central Europe.eries Mucronati.ubus acutifrons.ewbridge, W. C. Barton and H. J. Riddelsdell (Wolley-Dod 1937). This record is doubtful as it is a regional endemicecies of the Welsh borders; the record probably refers to R. decussatus.leries M/cantes.ubus decussatus (R. hirtus var. rubiginosus in part, Wolley-Dod 1937).Newbridge, 1969, B. A. Miles (Philp 1970). TQ/4.3 (Hall 1980; Edees & Newton 1988).Goat car park (403.326), Warren car park (416.320), Newbridge (456.325), footpath toPooh car park (472.332), 1994, DE. Near Cold harbour (40.32), Hindleap Warren (41.32),roadsides near Sunting's, Newbridge (46.32)' 1994, AN & AB. Fairwarp Farm (47.26), Toll3 Lane (461.263), 1995, RR & PH.Difficult to distinguish from R. largificus, but plants referable to this aggregate are quitecommon. A regional endemic species of south-east England.4 5~uhus hastiformis (R. thyrsiger).Toll Lane woodland (461.263), 1995, RR & TR.A reg'lonal endemic of the British Isles of wood margins and heaths almost confined toareas near the coast in south-west England, Wales and southern Ireland, so ours is anespecially interesting record, It was also found by H. J. Riddelsdell in the Brighton area.ubus trichodes (R. foliosus auct.J,Recorded from Newbridge, 1969, B. A. Miles (Philp 1970).A plant collected at Toll Lane (460.2631, 1995, RR has been confirmed by AN, as hasanother from Lake Wood, Uckfield, It is a regional endemic of woods and wood margins insouth-east Britain,45/bus wedgwoodiae.ych Cross, W. C. Barton (Wolley-Dod 1937); specimen not seen by AN and not found in the area recently.This species is an endemic and occurs on heaths in West Sussex and Surrey,