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Map of the sites holding the search term ""Bryum canariense""

There are 6 sites that mention "Bryum canariense".

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Llanddulas Limestone and Gwrych Castle Wood

…lants of note are; the Nationally Scarce bryophytes Pleurochaete squarrosa, and Bryum torquescens, species of limestone soils and turf, and Bryum canariense and Grimmia orbicularis both species of limestone rock. The near threatened lichen Scytinium fragile, a species growing on …

Y Bonc, Marianglas

…crops on the western fringe allow lichens and mosses such as Canary thread-moss Bryum canariense to thrive while the slopes below this section support small areas of calcareous grassland. The site supports a rich fungal assemblage within scrub and grassland habitats. Many of the …

Ebbor Gorge

…lage of bryophytes with over 120 species recorded including the nationally rare Bryum canariense and very rare Amblystegium confervoides. In addition, rich communities of lichens occur on limestone outcrops and as epiphytes on older trees giving the Gorge in excess of 150 lichen …

Bwrdd Arthur

…number of uncommon bryophyte species occur on its south-facing slopes including Bryum canariense, B.elegans and Plasteurhynchium striatulum.

Coedydd ac Ogofau Elwy a Meirchion

…e woodland. Nationally scarce mosses present include Amblystegium confervoides, Bryum canariense and Eurhynchium striatum. The corticolous (growing on bark) lichen flora includes those species characteristic of old, undisturbed woodland such as Lobaria pulmonaria and Thelotrema l…

Moel Hiraddug a Bryn Gop

…mong limestone rocks. Species recorded to date include the nationally rare Gemmabryum kunzei and six nationally scarce species including Bryum canariense, Ditrichum flexicaule sensu stricto, Funaria muehlenbergii, Grimmia orbicularis, Microbryum floerkeanum and Microbryum starcke…

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