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Map of the sites holding the search term ""Sticta dufourii""

There are 7 sites that mention "Sticta dufourii".

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South Woodburn

…cond waterfall are very important for rare lichens. The cliffs support abundant Sticta canariensis and occasional Leptogium lichenoides, which is most unexpected for this part of Ireland. Most of the Sticta canariensis is of the olive-brown cyanophyte dufourii morph but some of t…

Fairy Glen Woods

…nwy selected for its well developed fern and lichen assemblage. Lichens include Sticta dufourii which is abundant on rocks and is associated with the rare Sticta canariensis; Lobaria pulmonaria is common and is associated with L. laetevirens and L. amplissima, both of which are l…

Hobby to Peppercombe

…nia atlantica and P. plumbea, Bombyliospora pachycarpa, Pannaria rubiginosa and Sticta dufourii. There is a luxuriant development of many species, including Usnea articulata and several western species such as the rare Enterographa hutchinsiae. A wide variety of breeding birds o…

Arlington

…ecies include Bombyliospora pachycarpa, Pannaria conoplea, Parmelia lacinatula, Sticta canariensis (Dufourii) and Lecidea carrollii. The Lobarion community is well represented and the site is also noteworthy for an abundance of Usnea articulata. Amongst the invertebrate fauna ar…

Holne Woodlands

…odermia obscurata, Parmeliella jamesii, Peltigera collina, Parmelia sinuosa and Sticta canariensis (Dufourii). Saxicolous lichens are particularly well developed on Ausewell Rocks and Sharp Tor. On the higher valley slopes, the trees become stunted and scattered. Here, the woodl…

Lydford Gorge

…re, Trichocolea tomentella and Isothecium holtii. Sheets of the uncommon lichen Sticta canariensis (Dufourii) also occur on damp rocks. The site supports a breeding bird community characteristic of Devon valley oak woods including raven Corvus corax, buzzard Buteo buteo and wood…

Marsland to Clovelly Coast

…ubiginosa, Peltigera collina, Pectenia atlantica, P. jamesii, P. corallinoides, Sticta canariensis (Dufourii) and Thelopsis rubella. Also of importance are some eastern species almost or at their western limits in Britain: Opegrapha lyncea, O. prosodea and Varicellaria hemisphaer…

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