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Field Bryology number 93 New vice-county records and amendments to the Census Catalogue Hepaticae T.H. Blackstock Countryside Council for Wales, Plas Penrhos, Ffordd Penrhos, Bangor, Gwynedd LL57 2LQ 5.1. Trichocolea tomentella. 21: in a small current of water, 17.2. Odontoschisma denudatum. 57: on bare peat on steep which runs through a wood called Old Fall [Coldfall moorland bank by track, ca 325 m alt., northern slopes Wood], that lies between Highgate and Muscle Hill of Bleaklow, Woodhead Reservoir, SK086990, 2006, [Muswell Hill], TQ29, 1722, Dandridge, det. S.O. Blockeel 35/237. Lindberg (Druce & Vines, 1907; Dillenius in Ray, 17.3. Odontoschisma elongatum. 107: flush, by Gorm-loch 1724), comm. Hill. Beag, Skinsdale SSSI, NC705269, 2006, Lawley. 7.3. Kurzia trichoclados. 107: peaty bank, Raven’s Rock, 18.7. Cephaloziella stellulifera. 92: steep limestone slope Rosehall, near Altass, NC497011, 2006, Lawley. H8: with Betula, ca 400 m alt., E slope of Creag a’ Chlamhain, wet ground by forestry track, ca 300 m alt., Black Rock, NO26859547, 2006, Long 35610. Ballyhoura Mountains, R6418, 2005, Hodgetts 6040. 18.9. Cephaloziella nicholsonii. 46: on damp mortar 10.6. Calypogeia sphagnicola. 107: on Sphagnum low on slaty wall inside ruin of mine building, E of capillifolium on blanket bog, 390 m alt., Knockfin Cwmystwyth, SN802745, 1998, Holyoak 98-394, conf. Heights, NC90713353, 2006, Bosanquet. Paton. H3: patches on unshaded mainly bare damp sandy 10.7. Calypogeia suecica. 107: rotting log in ravine, soil of flushed area below old copper mine workings, ca upstream of viewpoint at Raven’s Rock, Altass, NC4901, 98 m alt., Allihies, V58954561, 2006, Holyoak 06-102, 2006, Preston. conf. Paton. 12.8. Cephalozia loitlesbergeri. 107: amongst Sphagnum on 18.12. Cephaloziella integerrima. H3: unshaded part-bare blanket bog, Grudie Peatlands SSSI, NC498126, 2006, damp ground by track edge on old copper mine site, ca Lawley. 107: on Sphagnum in bog, 280 m alt., Loch na 128 m alt., Allihies, V58874578, 2006, Holyoak 06- Fuarlaich, NC48050706, 2006, Bosanquet. 324B. 12.9. Cephalozia connivens. 85: on a raised tussock, in a 21.5. Barbilophozia attenuata. 107: on birch trunk, Loch bog, by the Dow Loch, NT093967, 2006, Chamberlain Shin, NC516130, 2006, Lawley. & Kungu. 22.1. Anastrepta orcadensis. 111: in heathy turf in stony 13.1. Nowellia curvifolia. 16: on fallen dead Pinus sylvestris, gully, 310 m alt., gully on E side of Enegars, HY203037, Parsons Marsh, Toys Hill, TQ471528, 2006, Pitt. 31: 2006, Rothero 16164. rotting birch branch, Monks Wood NNR, TL199798, 23.5. Lophozia sudetica. 84: on a stone wall, Valley of 2006, Walker. Barbauchlaw Burn, NS918680, 2006, Chamberlain & 14.1. Cladopodiella fluitans. 41: on Sphagnum subnitens on Kungu. 85: rocks above a burn, W of Nivingstone Craigs, raised bog, 100 m alt., Fforest Goch, SN738020, 2006, Chapman’s Grave, NT098969, 2006, Chamberlain & Bosanquet. Kungu. 93: on edge of rock embedded in hillside, ca 250 16.1. Hygrobiella laxifolia. 107: damp rock, Raven’s Rock, m alt., above The Shevock, NJ577316, 2006, Preston. Rosehall, near Altass, NC498012, 2006, Lawley. 107: 23.6. Lophozia excisa. H1: on bank above sea cliffs on N- damp rock faces in gully, 230 m alt., Bannock Burn, facing side of peninsula, ca 70 m alt., Dunmore Head, Kinbrace, NC9034, 2006, Bosanquet. V305982, 2006, Hodgetts 6743. H5: thin soil amongst 28 New vice-county records schisty rock on coastal clifftop, ca 30 m alt., Power Head, 2006, Chamberlain & Kungu. W8859, 2006, Hodgetts 6958. 32.4. Jungermannia polaris. 111: in thin bryophyte turf 23.10. Lophozia capitata. 24: on bare, sandy/clay soil in over basic rocks at top of gully, 260 m alt., Quoyawa, heather regeneration plot, with Dicranella heteromalla, Hoy, HY235020, 2006, Rothero 16188, conf. Paton. Pogonatum aloides, Cephaloziella sp., 210 m alt., Ivinghoe 32.6. Jungermannia exsertifolia subsp. cordifolia. 107: Common, Ashridge NT Estate, SP980142, 2006, in base-rich flush below sandstone outcrop, 260 m alt., Tipper. Creag na Cathaig, Beinn Dhorain, NC931146, 2006, 23.11. Lophozia incisa. 85: soggy peaty bank, by a small Bosanquet. ride in a forestry plantation, Rennie Knowe, E of Loch 32.12. Jungermannia paroica. 59: extensive mats on Glow Reservoir, NT098960, 2006, Chamberlain & masonry of reservoir feeder, Anglezarke, SD6116, 2006, Kungu. H4: wet bank in clearing in conifer plantation North West Naturalists’ Union (Figure 1). 111: in dense on W-facing slope at base of mountain, ca 370 m alt., damp turf on bank by footpath, ca 60 m alt., Lenders Musheramore, Boggeragh Mountains, W320852, 2006, Dale, Hoy, HY2104, 2006, Hodgetts 6787. Hodgetts 6879. H5: wet spring turf on trackside in 33.1. Nardia compressa. 107: on stone in rivulet, near Allt forestry plantation, ca 300 m alt., Knockduv, Ballyhoura a’Bhuan, NC500125, 2006, Lawley. Mountains, R5817, 2006, Hodgetts 6858. 34.1.a. Marsupella emarginata var. emarginata. H4: 23.12. Lophozia opacifolia. 107: abundant on flushed wet vertical rocks on NE-facing cliff, ca 400 m alt., gritty slab, 850 m alt., at head of An Ghorm Choire, Ben Musheramore, Boggeragh Mountains, W312840, 2006, Hee, NC42683387, 2006, Rothero & Bosanquet. Hodgetts 6883. 23.13. Lophozia bicrenata. 93: roadside bank in conifer 34.9. Marsupella stableri. 108: on mineral soil on easy- plantation, 380 m alt., Knockespock Forest, NJ547229, angled section of ridge, 940 m alt., just on W side of NW 2006, Bosanquet & Preston. ridge of Conival, Assynt, NC300203, 2006, Rothero. 24.4. Leiocolea fitzgeraldiae. 111: on flushed rock in gully, 34.13. Marsupella alpina. 108: on sloping face of gneiss 130 m alt., incised burn low in coire on Quoyawa, Hoy, boulder in river, 55 m alt., Glencoul River at head of HY235023, 2006, Lawley 16174. Loch Glencoul, NC27653020, 2006, Rothero. 24.6. Leiocolea heterocolpos. 107: rare in holes in Old 35.4. Gymnomitrion crenulatum. H4: among boulders Red Sandstone cliff, 400 m alt., Ben Griam Beg, in open summit heath vegetation, ca 640 m alt., NC82584106, 2006, Bosanquet. Musheramore, Boggeragh Mountains, W329851, 2006, 24.8. Leiocolea turbinata. H1: severely cattle-poached Hodgetts 6877. coastal dune slack, ca 8 m alt., Kilshannig, Magharees 37.3. Diplophyllum obtusifolium. 39: peat bank by path, Peninsula, Q620172, 2006, Hodgetts 6573a. Sherbrook Valley, Cannock Chase, SJ988183, 2006, 26.1. Eremonotus myriocarpus. 111: vertical rock face in Lawley. H1: gentle and steep gravel faces in old quarry, N-facing gully, ca 200 m alt., Cuilags, Enegars, Hoy, part shaded by Ulex bushes, ca 90 m alt., Derrynabrack, HY199039, 2006, Hodgetts 6775. V81136507, 2006, Holyoak 06-92. 28.5. Anastrophyllum joergensenii. 92, 94, [96], 97, 105, 106, 108: revised distribution following Long et al. (2006). 28.5a. Anastrophyllum alpinum. 105, 106, 107, 108: distribution of a newly recognised species following Long et al. (2006). 29.1. Tritomaria exsectiformis. 111: shaded peaty bank in ravine, ca 100 m alt., Berrie Dale, Hoy, HY2001, 2006, Hodgetts 6785. H1: in mixed hepatic crust on peaty soil among rocks above sea cliffs on N-facing side of peninsula, ca 80 m alt., Clogher Head, Q30890262, 2006, Hodgetts 6741. H5: thin peaty soil over rock in heathland near summit, ca 430 m alt., Carron Mountain, Ballyhoura Mountains, R606177, 2006, Hodgetts 6857. 31.2. Mylia anomala. 61: peaty ditch bank with Calypogeia Figure 1. Jungermannia paroica on masonry of reservoir feed- muelleriana and Campylopus introflexus, Skipworth er, Anglezarke Reservoir (v.-c. 59). Photo: Des Callaghan. Common, N of Selby, SE654373, 2006, Wall. 85: on a raised tussock, in a bog, by the Dow Loch, NT093967, 29 Field Bryology number 93 38.3. Scapania calcicola. 111: on rock, in gully, Enegars, Hoy, HY199039, 2006, Hodgetts 6777. Hoy, HY198042, 2006, Lawley, conf. Paton. 51.1. Radula complanata. 39: on ash trunk at edge of wood, 38.5. Scapania scandica. 107: on birch, by Loch Shin, Loyton Moss, 2006, Godfrey. NC516130, 2006, Lawley. 107: friable soil under 52.1. Ptilidium ciliare. H1: damp N-facing ledge on large boulder, 390 m alt., SW side of Ben Griam Beg, sandstone rocks, sparsely with other bryophytes, 1035 NC82574094, 2006, Bosanquet. m alt., ca 20 m NNW of summit of Carrountoohil, 38.10. Scapania umbrosa. 84: shaded quarry face, V80368443, 2006, Holyoak 06-317. Barbauchlaw Quarry, NS918683, 2006, Chamberlain 52.2. Ptilidium pulcherrimum. 107: growing on horizontal & Kungu. dead branch over river, in gorge, Raven’s Rock, Rosehill, 38.12. Scapania irrigua. 61: soil on woodland ride, NC503014, 2006, Wilbraham. Allerthorpe Common, SE753473, 2006, Wall. 53.2. Porella cordaeana. H1: boulders at shore of small loch 38.19. Scapania aequiloba. 48: growing through in N-facing coire, ca 560 m alt., Coumbrack Lake, Slieve Blepharostoma, Isopterygiopsis pulchella and Amphidium Mish Mountains, Q761078, 2006, Hodgetts 6540. mougeotii, rocks above Llyn Gafr, 2006, Forster-Brown. 53.4. Porella obtusata. 111: on exposed calcareous rocks H1: wet turf under NE-facing cliff above loch, ca 300 m on knoll, 10 m alt., W side of Loch of Watten, Egilsay, alt., Loch Cruite, Brandon Mountain, Q475103, 2006, HY477310, 2006, Rothero 16191. H4: top of old Hodgetts 6608. wall around fort, ca 40 m alt., Charles Fort, Kinsale, 40.2. Lophocolea bispinosa. 98: on side of gravel path, ca W65554951, 2006, Hodgetts 6898. 107: scattered 30 m alt., near courtyard, Benmore Botanic Garden, patches on igneous rocks above E end of quarry, 70 NS14038579, 2006, Long 35568. m alt., Marian’s Rocks, Rogart, NC44791301, 2006, 40.4. Lophocolea semiteres. 12: around cut birch/Salix Bosanquet. stumps in bryophyte dominated open clay grassland, 54.1. Frullania tamarisci. 32: fallen ash, broadleaved Eelmoor SSSI, Farnborough aerodrome, SU8453, 2006, woodland, 110 m alt., Geddington Chase SSSI, Rumsey. 30: N-facing grassland, Sandy Heath Quarry, SP903844, 2006, Carter. TL206491, 2006, Hill & Outen. 39: on open heath on 54.2. Frullania teneriffae. H5: rocks in old quarry, ca 20 m quarry floor, 130 m alt., Brocton Quarry, SJ97701905, alt., Ballyshane, W903610, 2006, Hodgetts 6949.
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    Pacific Cooperative Studies Unit UNIVERSITY OF HAWAI`I AT MĀNOA Dr. David C. Duffy, Unit Leader Department of Botany 3190 Maile Way, St. John #408 Honolulu, Hawai’i 96822 Technical Report 192 Controlling the invasive moss Sphagnum palustre at Ka‘ala, Island of O‘ahu March 2015 Stephanie Marie Joe 1 1 The Oahu Army Natural Resource Program (OANRP) USAG-HI, Directorate of Public Works Environmental Division IMPC-HI-PWE 947 Wright Ave., Wheeler Army Airfield, Schofield Barracks, HI 96857-5013 [email protected] PCSU is a cooperative program between the University of Hawai`i and U.S. National Park Service, Cooperative Ecological Studies Unit. Organization Contact Information: Pacific Cooperative Studies Unit, Department of Botany, 3190 Maile Way, St. John #408, University of Hawaii, Honolulu, HI 96822. Office: (808) 753-0702. Recommended Citation: Joe, SM. 2015. Controlling the invasive moss Sphagnum palustre at Ka‘ala, Island of O‘ahu. Pacific Cooperative Studies Unit Technical Report 191. University of Hawai‘i at Mānoa, Department of Botany. Honolulu, HI. 18 pages. Key words: Bryocides, Sphagnum palustre, invasive species control Place key words: Pacific islands, O‘ahu, Ka‘ala Natural Area Reserve Editor: David C. Duffy, PCSU Unit Leader (Email: [email protected]) Series Editor: Clifford W. Morden, PCSU Deputy Director (Email: [email protected]) About this technical report series: This technical report series began in 1973 with the formation of the Cooperative National Park Resources Studies Unit at the University of Hawai'i at Mānoa. In 2000, it continued under the Pacific Cooperative Studies Unit (PCSU). The series currently is supported by the PCSU.
  • Cee.Ucc.Ie Civil Engineering Is Key to Economic Development

    Cee.Ucc.Ie Civil Engineering Is Key to Economic Development

    School of Engineering University College Cork Ireland Civil Engineering is key to Economic Development Ongoing and Planned Civil Engineering Projects in Cork region Páirc Uí Chaoimh Redevelopment Irish Distilleries Maturation Facility, Middleton Cork Science and Innovation Park N22 Ballyvourney Macroom Bypass N28 Cork to Ringaskiddy Improvement Scheme Dairygold, Mallow Cork City Gaol N8 Dunkettle Interchange Upgrade Cork City Flood Relief Cork Event Centre given go-ahead €50m Flood Relief Plan for Cork City One of the flagship projects for 2015 is the Cork Events Centre, a multi-functional venue which will be located on the old Beamish & Crawford brewery site in the South Main Street area of Cork City. The proposal from the Heineken/BAM consor- tium is for a €53m 6,000-seat venue. The project will provide 400 construction jobs over five years, and will support up to 900 direct jobs and 300 indirect jobs. N28 Cork to Ringaskiddy Improvement Scheme The proposed works will comprise the following principal elements; 12km of dual carriageway motorway, including 1.6km of online up- Cork City centre has suffered repeated flooding over the years. Arup’s grade between Maryborough and Bloomfield. civil engineers are designing a comprehensive flood relief scheme in- Interchange upgrade at Bloomfield cluding flood defences throughout the City. It will be the largest single flood relief scheme in the country. Subject to the final Public Exhibition, Interchanges at Shannon Park/Carr’s Hill construction of this major civil engineering project will be carried out Interchange at Shanbally over the next five years. Access to Ringaskiddy 5 new bridge structures Páirc Uí Chaoimh Redevelopment 3 Upgrades/Replacement of existing bridge structures The redevelopment includes a new Centre of Excellence along with Major Utility Diversions ancillary all-weather pitch, floodlights, 1,000 seat stand, gym and changing and medical facilities.