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Plant Records 2017 Explanatory Notes the Following List Is the Author's Plant records 2017 DP – David Pickering HCr – Helena Crouch IL – Irene Lucas Explanatory notes JBe – Jenny Bennett The following list is the author’s selection of records that add to the species lists for each of JBr – Jane Brown Wiltshire’s 50 odd 10 kilometre squares. They JRM – John Moon are for species found for the first time during MBu – Martin Buckland 2017: new species records found in 2018 will follow in the next newsletter. MWR – Martin Rand NJS – Nicholas Self The selection includes any species that is new to the county or vice-counties, those of PD – Paul Darby national importance and many other species of PLe – Penny Lee interest. Much of 2017’s recording stretched into areas not previously covered well and so PM – Peter Marren many very common species such as Field PMW – Pat Woodruffe Maple Acer campestre, Creeping Thistle PSk – Paul Skelton Cirsium arvense and Yorkshire Fog Holcus lanatus entered the new 10 km list. These, PXW -Paul Wexler together with some garden escapes have been RAi – Richard Aisbitt removed from this edition to save space in this publication. However the remaining records RDu – Rosemary Duckett still represent approximately half of those SFi – Sue Fitzpatrick eligible and is otherwise simply the author’s SG – Sarah Grinstead own personal choice. The full list will be available to view on the WBS website. SJJ – Steve Jackson SPi – Sharon Pilkington In this list, ‘new’ refers to records gathered since the early 1980’s and the publication of U3A – University of the Third Age the 1993 Wiltshire Flora. In addition, the word VSl – Victoria Sloan ‘recent’ refers to this period also. VW – Vanessa Williams The information contains both scientific and common names based on the New Flora of the British Isles 3rd edition. (Stace); together with Qualifying initials site, brief information and the initials of the recorder. First County or Vice-county records appear in bold italics. For interest some CCDA – Cross Country Driving Area (Army) species may have the IUCN threat criteria CWP – Cotswold Water Park attached. DIO – Defence Infrastructure Organisation SPTA – Salisbury Plain Training Area Initials of Recorders IUCN – International Union for the Conservation of Nature AA – Anne Appleyard NS – Nationally scarce AL – Adam Lucas CR – Critically endangered ARM – Tony Mundell EN – Endangered BCG – Bulford Conservation Group VU – Vulnerable DG – Dave Green NT – Near Threatened DH – Darrell Harrison DLe – David Leadbetter VC7 Anthemis arvensis (Corn Chamomile) [GB:EN Eng:EN]; Freeth Farm, Compton Acer campestre (Field Maple); Meysey Bassett, many plants at edge of arable crop. Hampton, RAi. MBu & DG. 1st VC7 record. Before the Acer platanoides (Norway Maple); Wiltshire Flora the original record was 1955 Bishopstone and Hinton Parva, RAi. when found at Calne Sandpits with only nine others recorded up to 1969. It has only been Agrostis stolonifera (Creeping Bent); Meysey documented within 200 GB 1km squares since Hampton, RAi. 2010. Alcea rosea (Hollyhock); Bradford-on-Avon, Antirrhinum majus (Snapdragon); Winsley HCr and DG. DG. Alisma lanceolatum (Narrow-leaved Water- Arctium minus (Lesser Burdock); Meysey plantain); South of Bewley Crescent, Lacock Hampton, RAi on River Avon; in Wiltshire & Berkshire Canal near Tacklemore Wood where locally Arum italicum ssp. italicum (Italian Lords- common, DG. and-Ladies); Monkton Farleigh, in hedge, DG. Alliaria petiolata (Garlic Mustard); Meysey Arum maculatum (Lords-and-Ladies); Hampton, RAi. Meysey Hampton, RAi. Alnus cordata (Italian Alder); Ashton Keynes Asplenium adiantum-nigrum (Black CWP, a sapling, RAi and MBu. Spleenwort); Greatfield, garden wall. MBu. Alnus incana (Grey Alder); Ashton Keynes Asplenium ceterach (Rustyback); Sopworth, CWP, RAi and MBu; Pike Corner, heavily in walls of churchyard, DG. planted but regenerating, MBu and DG. Asplenium scolopendrium (Hart’s-tongue); Alopecurus myosuroides (Black-grass); Highworth, RAi. Meysey Hampton, RAi. Aster novae-angliae (Hairy Michaelmas- Althaea officinalis (Marsh-mallow); Great daisy). Ashley Wood dumped at industrial Cumberwell landfill site, over 15 clumps within area. DG. 1st Wiltshire record. a 50m radius, DG. 1st Wiltshire record. Aster novi-belgi (Confused Michaelmas- Amaranthus hybridus (Green Amaranth); daisy); Stock Wood, DG. Great Cumberwell landfill site. Only the second Aster x salignus (Michaelmas-daisy); Dance record for VC7, DG; determined by Common, Cricklade, dense patches. RAi. F.Verloove. Aster x versicolor (Late Michaelmas-daisy); Amaranthus hypochondriacus (Princes’- Tockenham Wick, a single plant in road verge. feather); Great Cumberwell landfill site, DG. DG and MBu. 1st Wiltshire record. Atriplex prostrata (Spear-leaved Orache); Anemanthele lessoniana (New Zealand Meysey Hampton, RAi. Wind-grass); Bradford-on-Avon, one clump in road verge, HCr & DG. 1st Wiltshire record. Aubrieta deltoidea (Aubrieta); Winsley. DG. Bittlesea Farm near Bradenstoke, two plants in Avena fatua (Wild-oat); Meysey Hampton,RAi. kerb and pavement. 2nd VC7 record, DG. Avena sterilis (Winter Wild-oat); Chittoe Anemone x hybrida (Japanese Anemone); Heath; occasional throughout fringes of maize Malmesbury, on wall beside the River Avon, crop. DG & MBu. Only the second recent WBS. Wiltshire record. Anisantha diandra (Great Brome); Great Barbarea intermedia (Medium-flowered Chalfield, two areas, one of which had a large Winter-cress); Great Cumberwell landfill site, population in an arable field. DG. Inwood, DG. growing with Bromus secalinus (Rye Brome) at edge of arable field. DG. Berberis vulgaris (Barberry); High Clear Down, in hedge by track below WWT Nature Anisantha sterilis (Barren Brome); Meysey Reserve; Kingsdown Lane, Blunsdon where Hampton, RAi probably planted, both RAi. Bolboschoenus maritimus (Sea Club-rush); Cannabis sativa (Hemp); Great Cumberwell Castle Eaton; continuous stands but possibly landfill site. A single plant representing only introduced into large pond in arable area, RAi. the third County record, DG. Borago officinalis (Borage); Berwick Bassett, Cardamine flexuosa (Wavy Bitter-cress); MBu; Easton Grey, DG. Broad Blunsdon, RAi. Brachypodium rupestre (Tor-grass); Broad Carduus crispus (Welted Thistle); Meysey Blunsdon; Castle Eaton; Marston Meysey and Hampton, RAi. Sevenhampton churchyard, all RAi. Carduus tenuiflorus (Slender Thistle); Brachypodium sylvaticum (False-brome); Bishopstone Chalk East; hundreds on south Meysey Hampton, RAi. facing slope within rabbit disturbed ground, RAi. Also recorded at Kingsdown as relic of Brassica nigra (Black Mustard); Easton Grey, game crop and near Upper South Wraxhall, DG. DG. These records represent four of only six Briza maxima (Greater Quaking-grass); recent records for this species. Bradford-on-Avon, outside gardens, an annual Carduus x stangii (C. crispus x nutans); occurrence for many years. HCr & DG. Woodborough Hill, several plants by adjacent Bromopsis ramosa (Hairy Brome); Meysey farm buildings, WBS. 1st VC7 record. Hampton, RAi. Nightingale Wood, Swindon, edge of car park, RAi, AA and SFi. 2nd VC7 record. Both these Bromus commutatus (Meadow Brome); records are post Wiltshire Flora. There is only Meysey Hampton, RAi. one other VC7 pre-flora record; from Shire Hill Bromus racemosus (Smooth Brome); in 1947. Monkton Farleigh west, DG; Sevenhampton, Carex pallescens (Pale Sedge); Alderton RAi. Grove, 50 plants up against hedgerow, DG. Bromus secalinus (Rye Brome); Clyffe Inwood, a large population growing on the Pypard Wood, in adjacent arable field, MBu. north side of a ride. DG. Draycott Park, 20 plants in arable field; Carex pilulifera (Pill Sedge); Draycot Park, Rodbourne Bottom, two arable sites both DG. north; many clumps in acid grassland. DG. Brunnera macrophylla (Great Forget-me- Carex spicata (Spiked Sedge); Cricklade; not); Easton Grey, adjacent to gardens, DG. Meysey Hampton, in a rough herb-free A single plant growing in mortar of a brick wall meadow, both RAi. near Seagry Wood (north), DG & MBu. Carex x pseudoaxillaris (C. otrubae x Calystegia pulchra (Hairy Bindweed); Many remota); south of Lacock around the edge of more records of this recent ‘discovery’. Found large pond. DG; determined by M.Porter, BSBI growing quite frequently in a hedge along the Referee. A3102 near Chittoe Heath, MBu & DG. Also, four sites at Cricklade, variously along old rail Carum carvi (Caraway); [NS GB:EN Eng:CR] track, cycle way and South Meadow Lane, all Chittoe Heath; 8 large plants in a market RAi. In Swindon it was found scrambling over garden as an apparent spontaneous weed. bramble patches at Quarry Wildlife Garden Only the 5th recent VC7 record and 8th overall; LNR, RAi. the first in 1957. DG & MBu. Calystegia sepium (Hedge Bindweed); Cerastium tomentosum (Snow-in-summer); Meysey Hampton, RAi. Juggler’s Lane, Yatesbury probably from dumped garden waste, MBu. West of Monkton Campanula persicifolia (Peach-leaved Farleigh, DG. Bellflower); Monkton Farleigh growing with other non-native species and an assumed Ceratophyllum demersum (Rigid Hornwort); garden throw-out. HCr & DG. Seend Cleeve, Cricklade, RAi. growing at the roadside beside gardens, DG. Chaerophyllum temulum (Rough Chervil); Campanula portenschlagiana (Adria Meysey Hampton, RAi. Bellflower); Highworth, RAi; Hullavington, DG; Chenopodium ficifolium (Fig-leaved Widham, Purton, MBu. Goosefoot); Stock Wood, DG. Chenopodium murale (Nettle-leaved Echium vulgare (Viper’s-bugloss); Stock Goosefoot); [GB:VU Eng:EN] Great Wood, a single plant, DG. Cumberwell landfill site, DG; determined
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