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Map of the sites holding the search term ""Nitella opaca""

There are 6 sites that mention "Nitella opaca".

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Loch Stack and River Laxford
…ck also has the uncommon species awlwort Subularia aquatica, and the stoneworts Nitella opaca and Nitella transluscens. Oligotrophic river (low nutrient river) The River Laxford is a base-poor river of high water quality which has a range of features whilst supporting a rich and …
Lochs of Spiggie and Brow
…ds of the rest of the loch support a variety of species including the stonewort Nitella opaca and the moss Fontinalis antipyretica. The Lochs of Spiggie and Brow are important for migrant waterfowl. In the past the lochs held well over 1% of the British population of wintering wh…
Clais Dhearg
…d Sparganium angustifolium, delicate stonewort Chara virgata and dark stonewort Nitella opaca. Being one of only a few locations in Scotland to host a population of the internationally important medicinal leach Hirudo medicinalis, the Black Lochs are of national importance. The e…
Geal and Dubh Lochs
…d Potamogeton berchtoldii, delicate stonewort Chara virgata, and dark stonewort Nitella opaca. The hydromorphological mire range feature comprises the fen meadows, springs, and flushes, and open water transition fen around the loch edges of Geal Loch, Dubh Lochan, the north end o…
Loch Brandy
…atica, intermediate starwort Callitriche brutia ssp. hamulata and the stonewort Nitella opaca. The loch and the adjacent peatlands, and cliffs and scree are of outstanding importance for the rich communities of bryophytes that they support. The boulders at the loch margin and the…
Kingside Loch
…r species of pond weed (Potamogeton), and a small area of two stonewort species Nitella opaca and Chara virgata, indicating slight marling conditions.

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