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Maryport Harbour
…d is the only Cumbria locality for the national rare purple or yarrow broomrape Orobanche purpurea. The established grassland on the sea wall adjacent to Stenhouse Dock is dominated by a range of grasses and herbs including false oat grass Arrhenatherum elatius, Yorkshire fog Hol…
Freshwater East Cliffs to Skrinkle Haven
…higher plants are found throughout. The Red Data Book species, yarrow broomrape Orobanche purpurea, was first found within the fixed dune vegetation and on the banks alongside the church wall at Manorbier in 1991, its only known Welsh site. The nationally scarce Portland spurge E…
Overstrand Cliffs
…ous meadow grass Poa bulbosa and the nationally rare parasitic purple broomrape Orobanche purpurea are present. The freshwater seepages emerging from the cliff face deposit a heavier clay soil along their flush lines so that base rich flushes have developed. These are dominated …
Sidestrand and Trimingham Cliffs
…resent. The cliff top flora includes a large colony of species purple broomrape Orobanche purpurea, a Red Data Book species, which grows in grassland close to the cliff edge.
Beeston Cliffs
…important Pleistocene reference site. A nationally rare plant, purple broomrape Orobanche purpurea is present in unimproved calcareous grassland on the cliff top. The grassland sward is dominated by Timothy grass Phleum pratense, cock's foot Dactylis glomerata and Yorkshire fog H…
Bembridge Down
…the grassland becomes more neutral in character. Here the rare purple broomrape Orobanche purpurea is commonly found on the cliff top as well as Portland spurge Euphorbia portlandica on the cliff face, in its only Isle of Wight locality. Still further east a dry sandy grassland h…

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