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Map of the sites holding the search term ""Hygrocybe calyptriformis var. calyptriformis""

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The Leasowes
…of the land, together with regular grazing by livestock and rabbits. The waxcap Hygrocybe s.l.(1) species diversity is exceptional, with 28 species recorded at the time of notification. Species include crimson waxcap Hygrocybe punicea, which is strongly indicative of unimproved g…
Fair Head and Murlough Bay
…50m above the grasslands below. Fair Head and Murlough Bay contains a wealth of varied geology, with exposures ranging in age from the Precambrian to the Palaeogene. The oldest rocks are of Precambrian age, approximately 600 million years old, and outcrop on the east side of Murl…
Knock Dhu Sallagh Braes
… cliff face is dominated by Palaeogene age rocks of the Lower Basalt Formation. Variation in texture provides near vertical cliff faces where the rock is competent, to free draining 'rubbly' textures where the basalt is naturally more fragmented. The basalt is underlain by the Cr…
Marlbank
…antly limestone hills with a limestone escarpment along its northern edge. This varied landscape supports a range of habitats including woodlands, wetlands, grasslands, peatlands and rivers. The geology and the physical variation of Marlbank, in addition to other factors such as …
West Pennine Moors
…e area being good for waxcaps in particular. Of significance is the pink waxcap Hygrocybe calyptriformis var. calyptriformis which is found at three locations within the site. Woodland The West Pennines Moors include a number of woodlands along steep sided cloughs and some water …
Rathlin Island - Kebble
…ttern of heathland and associated habitats form a mosaic of vegetation within a varied topography of plateaux and valleys. The majority of heath is dry in character and has developed on thin peat soils which have accumulated on the raised basalt plateaux. This results in the occu…
Lower Hollins
…trongly associated with unimproved nutrient poor grassland, such as the waxcaps Hygrocybe calyptriformis, Hygrocybe punicea, Hygrocybe ingrata and Hygrocybe citrinovirens, a number of which are considered to be rare or scarce in the county.
West Fermanagh Scarplands
…ateaux and escarpments with cliffs, scarps, ridges and intervening slopes. This varied landscape supports a unique range of habitats including woodlands, wetlands, grasslands and peatlands. The rocks of the area are some 335 million years old and date from the Carboniferous perio…
Galboly
…s, capillary thread moss Bryum capillare, great plait moss Hypnum cupressiforme var. lacul1osum, broom fork moss Dicranum scoparium are also frequent within the sward. The topography around the Creariagh Burn, where the swards have developed on crushed chalk, is very distinctive …
Down Farm
…ay-with-flints occur which give rise to both neutral and mixed acid soils. More varied superficial deposits including sand, alluvium and clay head occur and may explain the somewhat unusual vegetation with local and varied soil moisture profiles. The hay meadows at Down Farm are …
Coedydd Aber
…. The woodland vegetation of this site is a complex mosaic of types, reflecting variations in topography and soil conditions. The most abundant woodland type within the valley is sessile oak Quercus petraea and birch Betula pubescens woodland, which forms often intimate mosaics w…
Moelyci a Chors Ty’n y Caeau
…its diverse assemblage of grassland fungi, including over 26 species of waxcaps Hygrocybe spp., 10 species of Clavarioids (clubs, spindles and corals), 5 species of Geoglossids (earthtongues), 14 species of Entoloma (pink-gills) and 3 species of Dermoloma (crazed caps, fanvaults …
Cwm Glo a Glyndyrys
…tandingly diverse assemblage of grassland fungi, including 32 species of waxcap Hygrocybe spp, making it one of the best sites in Britain. This large site is situated on the northeast and east facing slopes to the West of Merthyr Tydfil, at an altitude of between 200m and 370m, o…
Dunster Park and Heathlands
…low meadow ant Lasius flavus. There is also a diverse fungal flora with waxcaps Hygrocybe species being well represented, including the pink meadow cap Hygrocybe calyptriformis. There are also areas of bracken and bramble Rubus fruticosus and scrub including some veteran elder Sa…
Ebernoe Common
…flora is virtually absent, but where canopy gaps occur the flora reflects local variations in the degree of acidity and drainage of the silty soil. A large number of plants indicative of ancient woodlands occur, including wood melick Melica uniflora, thin spiked wood sedge Carex …
Y Bonc, Marianglas
…za media and crested hair-grass Koeleria macrantha. Amongst the grasses, a wide variety of other plants are found, including common rock-rose Helianthemum nummularium, (especially on the sides of small, well-drained mounds), salad burnet Poterium sanguisorba and wild thyme Thymus…
Wyre Forest
…nt, particulary on sloping ground. The topography of the steep valleys provides varying microclimates within the woodland with damp, humid north facing or warm, dry south facing slopes. Re-established managed coppice forms an increasing proportion of the area and will eventually …
Roecliffe Manor Lawns
…rush Luzula campestris and sheep's sorrel Rumex acetosella, are also present in varying quantities. Heather Calluna vulgaris forms short but dense carpets whilst bryophytes are also a prominent component of the turf, particularly Rhytidiadelphus squarrosus. A particular feature …
Cae Blaen-dyffryn
…ns in Carmarthenshire. There is also an assemblage of waxcap fungi of the genus Hygrocybe, including the local H. calyptriformis, together with H. virginea, H. psittacina, H. pratensis and H. chlorophana. Such fungi are likewise indicative of agriculturally unimproved grassland. …

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