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Brecknock Rare Plant Register Taraxacum Species Not in the Main Register S6/1 Brecknock Rare Plant Register Taraxacum species not in the main register S6/1 S6/1 Taraxacum argutum 470m Status Local Welsh Red Data GB Red Data S42 National Sites 90m Native LR Least Concern 2 May 2004 Taraxacum argutum SN9108 Craig y Dinas CFA15: Ystradfellte DB² May 2004 Taraxacum argutum SN9216 Cwm Llia CFA15: Ystradfellte DB² 1983Taraxacum argutum SO01 Taf Fechan DB¹⁶ S6/2 Taraxacum atactum 240m Status Local Welsh Red Data GB Red Data S42 National Sites 100m Native LR Waiting List 1 May 2015 Taraxacum atactum SO1127 Oakfield CFA12: Llangors DB¹ 1980 Taraxacum atactum SO13 Bronllys - Talgarth CFA12: Brecon DB¹⁶ S6/3 Taraxacum berthae 380m Status Local Welsh Red Data GB Red Data S42 National Sites Brit Endemic LR Least Concern 1 Jul 2002 Taraxacum berthae SO0914 Cwar yr Hendre CFA14: Llangynidr DB² Jun 1981Taraxacum berthae SN8452 Nant Irfon CFA11: Llanwrtyd Wells DB² S6/4 Taraxacum boekmanii 350m Status Local Welsh Red Data GB Red Data S42 National Sites 90m Native LR Waiting List 3 Apr 2018 Taraxacum boekmanii SO0921 Cwm Cwy CFA12: Talybont-On-Usk, DB¹ May 2011 Taraxacum boekmanii SO1632 Pwll y Wrach CFA13: Talgarth DB² May 2003 Taraxacum boekmanii SN8517 Cwm Tawe CFA12: Llywel DB² 1980Taraxacum boekmanii SN82 Glasfynyd DB¹⁶ S6/5 Taraxacum brachyglossum 410m Status Local Welsh Red Data GB Red Data S42 National Sites 100m Native LS Least Concern 7 Jul 2013 Taraxacum brachyglossum SO2239 Penyrwrlodd CFA13: Llanigon: SSSI0579 DB² May 2011 Taraxacum brachyglossum SO0110 Afon Taf Fawr valley MT: Vaynor: WTSWW098, DB¹⁶ SSSI0431, IPA139 May 2008 Taraxacum brachyglossum SO2313 Gilwern hill Mons: Llanelly DB² Jun 2004 Taraxacum brachyglossum SN8909 Afon Pyrddin CFA15: Ystradfellte DB² May 2004 Taraxacum brachyglossum SN9108 Craig y Dinas RCT: Hirwaun: SSSI0451, SAC71, DB² IPA139 Jul 2003 Taraxacum brachyglossum SN9916 Cantref Reservoir CFA12: Llanfrynach DB⁴ May 2003 Taraxacum brachyglossum SO1019 Talybont Reservoir CFA12: Talybont-On-Usk: LNR77 DB² 1931Taraxacum brachyglossum SO05 Erwood DB¹⁶ S6/6 Taraxacum bracteatum 400m Status Local Welsh Red Data GB Red Data S42 National Sites 70m Native LR Least Concern 2 Apr 2018 Taraxacum bracteatum SO0921 Cwm Cwy CFA12: Talybont-On-Usk, DB¹ May 2004 Taraxacum bracteatum SO2313 Clydach Gorge Mons: Llanelly DB¹⁶ 1980Taraxacum bracteatum SN81 Glyntawe DB¹⁶ S6/7 Taraxacum britannicum 380m Status Local Welsh Red Data GB Red Data S42 National Sites 140m Native LR Least Concern 1 May 2013 Taraxacum britannicum SO2413 Old quarry on Gilwern Hill Mons: Llanelly DB² May 1978 Taraxacum britannicum SN9413 Gwaen Cefn-y-gareg CFA15: Ystradfellte DB¹⁶ S6/8 Taraxacum duplidentifrons 320m Status Local Welsh Red Data GB Red Data S42 National Sites 90m Native LR Least Concern 3 May 2015 Taraxacum duplidentifrons SO1127 Oakfield CFA12: Llangors DB¹ 1 Brecknock Rare Plant Register Taraxacum species not in the main register S6/8 S6/8 Taraxacum duplidentifrons 320m Status Local Welsh Red Data GB Red Data S42 National Sites 90m Native LR Least Concern 3 May 2013 Taraxacum duplidentifrons SN9010 Pont Melin-fach CFA15: Ystradfellte: SSSI0451, DB² SAC71 May 2003 Taraxacum duplidentifrons SN8517 Cwm Tawe CFA12: Llywel DB² 1980 Taraxacum duplidentifrons SO01 Taf Fechan CFA12: Brecon DB¹⁶ S6/9 Taraxacum euryphyllum 360m Status Local Welsh Red Data GB Red Data S42 National Sites 110m Native LS Least Concern 4 May 2013 Taraxacum euryphyllum SN9010 Pont Melin-fach CFA15: Ystradfellte: SSSI0451, DB² SAC71 Jun 2006 Taraxacum euryphyllum SN9307 Trebannog RCT: Hirwaun DB² May 2004 Taraxacum euryphyllum SO0209 Darren Fawr MT: Vaynor DB² May 2003 Taraxacum euryphyllum SN8418 Blaenau CFA12: Llywel DB² Jun 1972 Taraxacum euryphyllum SO1816 Craig y Cilau CFA14: Llangattock: SSSI0733, DB¹⁶ IPA139 S6/10 Taraxacum faeroense 440m Status Local Welsh Red Data GB Red Data S42 National Sites 150m Native LR Least Concern 3 Jul 2016 Taraxacum faeroense SO0222 Cwm Sere CFA12: Llanfrynach: SSSI0078, DB⁴ NT1014 May 2015 Taraxacum faeroense SO1127 Oakfield CFA12: Llangors DB¹ Jun 2000 Taraxacum faeroense SO1530 Llanerch CFA13: Talgarth DB² May 1902Taraxacum faeroense SN9505 Hirwaun RCT: Hirwaun DB¹⁶ S6/11 Taraxacum fulviforme 480m Status Local Welsh Red Data GB Red Data S42 National Sites 110m Native LS Least Concern 6 Jun 2014Taraxacum fulviforme SO1311 Milgatw BG: Tredegar DB¹ May 2013 Taraxacum fulviforme SO2413 Old quarry on Gilwern Hill Mons: Llanelly DB² Jul 2005 Taraxacum fulviforme SN9408 Pantcefnfford RCT: Hirwaun DB² May 2003 Taraxacum fulviforme SO2420 Pen yr Heol CFA14: Grwyney… DB² Jul 2002Taraxacum fulviforme SO1113 Trefil BG: Tredegar DB² Jul 2002 Taraxacum fulviforme SO0914 Cwar yr Hendre CFA14: Llangynidr: SSSI0398, DB² IPA139 Mar 1943Taraxacum fulviforme SN70 Ynyscedwyn Estate DB¹⁶ S6/12 Taraxacum hamatum 370m Status Local Welsh Red Data GB Red Data S42 National Sites 100m Native LR Least Concern 1 Apr 2018 Taraxacum hamatum SO0921 Cwm Cwy CFA12: Talybont-On-Usk, DB¹ 1980 Taraxacum hamatum SO12 Mynydd Llangors CFA12: Brecon DB¹⁶ S6/13 Taraxacum hamiferum 350m Status Local Welsh Red Data GB Red Data S42 National Sites 90m Native LR Waiting List 1 Apr 2018 Taraxacum hamiferum SO0921 Cwm Cwy CFA12: Talybont-On-Usk, DB¹ May 1980Taraxacum hamiferum SN8212 Abercraf CFA15: Tawe-Uchaf DB¹⁶ S6/14 Taraxacum inopinatum 410m Status Local Welsh Red Data GB Red Data S42 National Sites 100m Native LR Least Concern 2 May 2018 Taraxacum inopinatum SO1619 Llangynidr CFA14: Llangynidr DB¹ May 2003 Taraxacum inopinatum SO2520 Dyffryn CFA14: Grwyney… DB² May 1983Taraxacum inopinatum SN9230 Pentrefelin CFA12: Maescar DB¹⁶ 2 Brecknock Rare Plant Register Taraxacum species not in the main register S6/15 S6/15 Taraxacum insigne 280m Status Local Welsh Red Data GB Red Data S42 National Sites 90m Native LR Least Concern 1 May 2018 Taraxacum insigne SO1619 Llangynidr CFA14: Llangynidr DB¹ 1980Taraxacum insigne SO12 Mynydd Llangors DB¹⁶ S6/16 Taraxacum lacistophyllum 370m Status Local Welsh Red Data GB Red Data S42 National Sites 90m Native LR Least Concern 1 Jun 2002Taraxacum lacistophyllum SO0650 Aberduhonw CFA11: Duhonw DB² Jun 1968Taraxacum lacistophyllum SO21 Craig y Cilau DB¹⁶ S6/17 Taraxacum lancastriense m Status Local Welsh Red Data GB Red Data S42 National Sites Brit Endemic LR Least Concern 1 Jul 2002 Taraxacum lancastriense SO0914 Cwar yr Hendre CFA14: Llangynidr DB² Jun 1932Taraxacum lancastriense SO01 Dany-Craig, Cefn-Coed DB¹⁶ S6/18 Taraxacum nordstedtii 480m Status Local Welsh Red Data GB Red Data S42 National Sites 110m Native LS Least Concern 10 Apr 2018 Taraxacum nordstedtii SO0921 Cwm Cwy CFA12: Talybont-On-Usk, DB¹ May 2015 Taraxacum nordstedtii SO1127 Oakfield CFA12: Llangors DB¹ May 2013 Taraxacum nordstedtii SO2413 Old quarry on Gilwern Hill Mons: Llanelly DB² May 2011 Taraxacum nordstedtii SO1632 Pwll y Wrach CFA13: Talgarth DB² Jun 2006 Taraxacum nordstedtii SN9307 Trebannog RCT: Hirwaun DB² May 2003 Taraxacum nordstedtii SO1019 Talybont Reservoir CFA12: Talybont-On-Usk: LNR77 DB² May 2003 Taraxacum nordstedtii SN8517 Cwm Tawe CFA12: Llywel DB² May 2003 Taraxacum nordstedtii SN8418 Blaenau CFA12: Llywel DB² Jul 2002 Taraxacum nordstedtii SO0914 Cwar yr Hendre CFA14: Llangynidr: SSSI0398, DB² IPA139 Jul 2002Taraxacum nordstedtii SO1113 Trefil BG: Tredegar DB² Jun 1926 Taraxacum nordstedtii SO11 Craig y Cilau CFA12: Brecon DB¹⁶ S6/19 Taraxacum ostenfeldii m Status Local Welsh Red Data GB Red Data S42 National Sites Native LR Waiting List 1 Jun 2006 Taraxacum ostenfeldii SN9307 Trebannog RCT: Hirwaun DB² 1983Taraxacum ostenfeldii SO02 Beacons DB¹⁶ S6/20 Taraxacum oxoniense 460m Status Local Welsh Red Data GB Red Data S42 National Sites 150m Native LS Least Concern 4 May 2013 Taraxacum oxoniense SO2413 Old quarry on Gilwern Hill Mons: Llanelly DB² May 2011 Taraxacum oxoniense SO0210 Darren Fawr MT: Vaynor: SSSI0431, IPA139 DB¹⁶ Jul 2007 Taraxacum oxoniense SN8615 Ogof ffynnon ddu CFA15: Tawe-Uchaf: NNR079, DB² SSSI0765 Jul 2002 Taraxacum oxoniense SO0914 Cwar yr Hendre CFA14: Llangynidr DB² Jun 1938Taraxacum oxoniense SO11 Mynydd Llangatwg DB¹⁶ S6/21 Taraxacum porteri 380m Status Local Welsh Red Data GB Red Data S42 National Sites 80m Brit Endemic NLS Least Concern 14 May 2018 Taraxacum porteri SO1619 Llangynidr CFA14: Llanfihangel…: SSSI1074 DB¹ Apr 2018 Taraxacum porteri SO0822 Cwm Cwy CFA12: Talybont-On-Usk, DB¹ Jun 2013 Taraxacum porteri SO0424 Nant Sere CFA12: Llanfrynach DB¹² Apr 2008 Taraxacum porteri SO1724 Cwmdu CFA14: Llanfihangel… DB² 3 Brecknock Rare Plant Register Taraxacum species not in the main register S6/21 S6/21 Taraxacum porteri 380m Status Local Welsh Red Data GB Red Data S42 National Sites 80m Brit Endemic NLS Least Concern 14 Jun 2006 Taraxacum porteri SN9307 Trebannog RCT: Hirwaun DB² May 2005Taraxacum porteri SO0934 Trehenry fawr CFA12: Felin-Fach DB² May 2004 Taraxacum porteri SO1123 Talybont CFA12: Talybont-On-Usk DB² May 2004 Taraxacum porteri SN8228 Usk Reservoir West CFA12: Llywel DB² May 2004 Taraxacum porteri SO2527 Grwyne Fawr CFA14: Grwyney… DB² Jun 2003 Taraxacum porteri SO0415 Pentwyn Reservoir west CFA12: Talybont-On-Usk DB² Jun 2003Taraxacum porteri SN9043 Cwm Dyfnant CFA11: Llangamarch DB² May 2003 Taraxacum porteri SO1916 Mynydd Llangatwg CFA14: Llangattock DB² Apr 2003 Taraxacum porteri SO1825 Near Waun Ddu CFA14: Llanfihangel… DB² May 2002 Taraxacum porteri SO2431 Boxbush CFA13: Llanigon: SSSI0064 DB² 1981Taraxacum porteri SO02 Beacons DB¹⁶ S6/22 Taraxacum proximiforme 430m Status Local Welsh Red Data GB Red Data S42 National Sites 380m Native LR Least Concern 1 May 2002 Taraxacum proximiforme
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