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Map of the sites holding the search term ""Scrophularia umbrosa""
There are 6 sites that mention "Scrophularia umbrosa".
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The Hirsel
…he interest of the site, including great pond sedge Carex riparia, water betony Scrophularia auriculata, wall lettuce Mycelis muralis, horned pondweed Zannichellia palustris and hornwort Ceratophyllum demersum. Green figwort Scrophularia umbrosa, a nationally rare species, has be…
Bemersyde Moss
…ols. The locally rare species nodding bur-marigold Bidens cernua, green figwort Scrophularia umbrosa and celery-leaved buttercup Ranunculus sceleratus are typical of the habitat but are rare or extremely localised in the Scottish Borders.
The site is also important for large numb…
River Tweed
…tolonifera occur, while the same status is accorded to the scarce water figwort Scrophularia umbrosa on lower margins, and maiden pink Dianthus deltoides on the more basic soils of the middle river. Flowering rush Butomus umbellatus, unusual this far north, grows on the lower thi…
Makerstoun - Corbie Craigs to Trows' Craigs
…ring sandwort Minuartia verna, wood club-rush Scirpus sylvaticus, green figwort Scrophularia umbrosa, lesser meadow-rue Thalictrum minus and dog violet Viola canina. The nationally scarce species maiden pink Dianthus deltoides is also recorded at the site.
Tweed Catchment Rivers - England: Lower Tweed and Whiteadder
…at Britain.
Vegetation of the river margins include the uncommon green figwort Scrophularia umbrosa and sand leek Allium scorodoprasum found along the Lower Tweed. The river margins are dominated in places by tall emergent plants such as reed canary grass Phalaris arundinacea. O…
Sea Mere, Hingham
…fe Lysimachia vulgaris, yellow iris Iris pseudacorus and the rare green figwort Scrophularia umbrosa. Willow Salix sp. is abundant on parts of the marsh and is spreading.
Breeding birds include snipe, reed bunting, sedge warbler and grasshopper warbler. The drier parts of the ma…
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