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Map of the sites holding the search term ""Sphagnum teres""

There are 13 sites that mention "Sphagnum teres".

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Hesley Moss
…the wetter areas, which predominate over the mire sustain carpets of bog mosses Sphagnum spp. beneath canopies of bilberry Vaccinium myrtillus and cross leaved heath. Bog asphodel Narthecium ossifragum and sundew Drosera rotundifolia occur throughout the area. Pools and moss carp…
Perchhall Loch
…rrounding this is another floating community dominated by a range of bog mosses Sphagnum spp, including Sphagnum squarrosum, Sphagnum recurvum and Sphagnum palustre with hummocks of Sphagnum papillosum, Sphagnum subnitens and the uncommon Sphagnum teres. Bottle sedge Carex rostra…
Comin Silian
Description Comin Silian is of special interest for its complex of mire, flush, fen-meadow, wet and dry heath and acid grassland communities, and for the interesting transitions between these communities. The flush and fen-meadow communities…
Craigs of Lundie and Ardgarth Loch
…fferent suite of species in which mud sedge Carex limosa and bog mosses such as Sphagnum russowii and Sphagnum teres are common. The basin fen plant communities are thought to be the only examples of their type in the area. The wetland habitats form part of a network of mire site…
Ludderburn and Candlestick Mires
… high number of plant species on the site that includes 15 species of bog moss, Sphagnum spp.. A particular feature of the site is the inter-relationship between types of mire and the subtle differences in plant species characterisitic of each. Some drainage work has been carried…
Cadair Idris
…dair Idris, a large upland site just to the south of Dolgellau, is of special interest for biological, geological and geomorphological features. The summit of Cadair Idris rises to 893 m, there are corries, summit ridges, steep scree slopes and cliffs found on the massif itself. …
Thornhill Moss & Meadows
…otton grass E. latifolium, marsh arrowgrass Triglochin palustris and bog mosses Sphagnum palustre and S. subnitens. Sections at the northern end of the fen are richer in soil nutrients, being fed by more calcareous ground water. Here basic flushes support well developed brown mos…
Cumwhitton Moss
…me fairly well wooded with birch and Scot's pine, however, some areas of more interesting pinewood suggest a long established, 'relict' element. Much of the present mire vegetation occurs in the deeper cuttings which are abundant over most of the site. The great variety of mire c…
Coedydd Llawr-y-glyn
…nnon. The individual woods are complementary to each other in their botanical interest and display well the range of ecological variation which occurs within these acid woodland types. Rare bryophytes and lichens occur. The woodland group is also of outstanding ornithological int…
Gweunydd Blaencleddau
Description Gweunydd Blaencleddau is of special interest for its complex of marshy grassland, wet-heath, blanket bog, fen and flush communities, and the significant populations of the southern damselfly Coenagrion mercuriale and marsh fritillary butt…
Lough Navar Scarps and Lakes
…amps, Oligotrophic lakes, Dystrophic lakes The area is of special scientific interest because of its range of upland habitats and for the flora and fauna they support. These include a large number of rare and notable species. This complex area is located within and adjacent to L…
Caeau Tan y Bwlch
Description This site is selected for its biological interest as a habitat example. Caeau Tan y Bwlch, a series of small fields lying on the north east slopes of Bwlch Mawr between 170m and 220m altitude, encompasses an area of Centaurea nigra - Cynosurus…
Llwyn-iarth
Description Llwyn-iarth is of special interest for its species-rich neutral grassland and for its large population of wood bitter-vetch Vicia orobus. Also of special interest are the extensive areas of flush and fen, and the mixture of habi…

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