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Flora Recording Form 2 GRID UNITORY VC S T LOCALITY (as OS map) REF AUTHORITY HOURS DATE OF VISIT RECORDERS ON SITE Acer campestre Armoracia rusticana Campan trachelium Chrysosp oppositifol Dipsacus pilosus Galanth nivalis Hypericu pulchrum platanoides Arrhenath elatius Capsella bursa-pastoris Cichorium intybus Dryopteris affinis Galeopsis tetrahit tetrapterum pseudoplatanus Artemisia vulgaris Cardamin flexuosa Circaea lutetiana dilatata Galium aparine Hypochae radicata Achillea millefolium Arum maculatum hirsuta Cirsium acaule filix-mas mullugo Ilex aquifolium ptarmica Aspleniu adiant-nig pratensis arvense Eleochar palustris odoratum Impatiens glandulifera * Adoxa moschatellina ruta-muraria Carduus crispus dissectum Elodea canadensis palustre/palust Inula conyzae Aegopod podagraria trichomanes nutans eriophorum nuttallii palust sl Iris foetidissima Aesculus hippocastanum Aster sp. Carex acutiformis palustre Elymus caninus saxatile pseudacorus Aethusa cynapium tripolium caryophyllea vulgare Elytrigia atherica verum Isolepis setacea Agrimon eupatoria Athyrium filix-femina disticha Clematis vitalba repens Genista tinctoria Juncus acutiflorus Agrostis canina Atriplex patula divulsa/divulsa Clinopod ascendens Epilobium ciliatum Gentianel amarella articulatus capillaris prostrata divulsa sl vulgare hirsutum Geranium columbinum bufonius gigantea Avena fatua flacca Cochlear anglica lanceolatum dissectum conglomerat stolonifera Azolla filiculoides * hirta danica montanum lucidum effusus Aira caryophyl Ballota nigra nigra officinalis obscurum molle gerardii praecox Barbarea vulgaris otrubae Colchic autumnale parviflorum pratense inflexus Ajuga reptans Bellis perennis ovalis Conium maculatum tetragonum pyrenaicum subnodulos Alchemil filicaul/vesti Berula erecta panicea Conopod majus Epipactis helleborine robertianum Kickxia elatine vulgaris agg. Beta vulgar/marit pendula Convolvul arvensis Equiset arvense rotundifolium spuria Alisma lanceolatum Betula pendula pseudocyper Conyza canadensis fluviatile Geum urbanum Knautia arvensis plantago-aquat pubescens remota Cornus sanguinea palustre Glaux maritima Koeleria macrantha Alliaria petiolata Bidens tripartita riparia Coronop didymus telmateia Glechoma hederacea Lactuca serriola Allium ursinum Blackston perfoliata spicata squamatus Erigeron acer Glyceria declinata Lagarosip major * vineale Bolbosch maritimus strigosa Corylus avellana Erodium cicutarium fluitans Lamiastr galeob/argen Alnus glutinosa Brachyp pinnatum sylvatica Cotoneast sp. Erophila verna maxima galeob/mont Alopecur geniculatus sylvaticum viridula/oedoca horizontalis* Erysimum cheiri notata Lamium album myosuroides Brassica napus/oleif * Carlina vulgaris Crassula helmsii * Euonym europaeus Gnaphal uliginosum amplexicaule pratensis nigra Carpinus betulus Crataeg monogyna Eupator cannabinum Hedera helix/helix purpureum Anacam pyramidalis rapa Castanea sativa Crepis biennis Euphorbia amygdaloide helix/hibernica Lapsana communis Anagallis arvensis Briza media Catapod rigidum capillaris exigua helix sl Larix decidua Anemone nemorosa Bromops erecta Centaure nigra vesicaria helioscopia Helianth nummularium Lathraea squamaria Angelica sylvestris ramosa scabiosa Crithmum maritimum lathyris Helictotric pratense Lathyrus latifolius Anisantha sterilis Bromus commutatus Centauriu erythraea Crocosm x crocosmiifl peplus pubescens linifolius Anthemis cotula hordeac/hord Centranth ruber Cruciata laevipes Euphrasia sp. Heracleu sphondylium nissolia Anthoxan odoratum racemosus Cerastium diffusum Cymbalar muralis nemorosa Hesperis matronalis pratensis Anthriscu caucalis Bryonia dioica fontanum Cynoglos officinale Fagus sylvatica Hieracium maculatum sylvestris sylvestris Buddleja davidii glomeratum Cynosur cristatus Fallopia convolvulus Hippocrep comosa Lavatera arborea Anthyllis vulneraria Butomus umbellatus semidecandr Cytisus scoparius japonica * Holcus lanatus Lemna gibba Antirrhin majus Buxus semperviren tomentosum Dactylis glomerata Festuca arundinacea mollis minor Aphanes arvensis Calamag epigejos Ceratoph demersum Dactylorh fuchsii gigantea Hordeum murinum trisulca Apium graveolens Callitriche sp. Ceterach officinarum praetermissa ovina/rubra secalinum Leontod autumnalis nodiflorum obtusangu Chaenorh minus Danthon decumbens pratensis Humulus lupulus hispidus Aquilega vulgaris stagnalis Chaeroph temulum Daphne laureola rubra agg. Hyacintho hispanica saxatilis Arabidop thaliana Calluna vulgaris Chamerio angustifolium Daucus carota Filipend ulmaria hisp x non-scr Lepidium campestre Arabis hirsuta Caltha palustris Chelidon majus Descham caespitosa vulgaris non-scripta draba/draba Arctium lappa Calysteg sepium Chenopod album agg. flexuosa Foenicul vulgare Hydroch morsu-ranae Leucanth vulgare minus silvatica bonus-henric Digitalis purpurea Fragaria vesca Hypericu androsaem Ligustrum ovalifolium Arenaria serpyl/lepto Campan glomerata ficifolium Diplotaxis muralis Fraxinus excelsior calycinum vulgare serpyllif/serpyl portenschlag polyspermum tenuifolia Fumaria officinal/offici hirsutum Linaria purpurea Armeria maritima rotundifol rubrum Dipsacus fullonum officinalis sl perforatum vulgaris Jan 2004 Bristol Regional Environmental Records Centre: www.brerc.org.uk GRID UNITORY VC S T LOCALITY (as OS map) REF AUTHORITY HOURS DATE OF VISIT RECORDERS ON SITE Acer campestre Armoracia rusticana Campan trachelium Chrysosp oppositifol Dipsacus pilosus Galanth nivalis Hypericu pulchrum platanoides Arrhenath elatius Capsella bursa-pastoris Cichorium intybus Dryopteris affinis Galeopsis tetrahit tetrapterum pseudoplatanus Artemisia vulgaris Cardamin flexuosa Circaea lutetiana dilatata Galium aparine Hypochae radicata Achillea millefolium Arum maculatum hirsuta Cirsium acaule filix-mas mullugo Ilex aquifolium ptarmica Aspleniu adiant-nig pratensis arvense Eleochar palustris odoratum Impatiens glandulifera * Adoxa moschatellina ruta-muraria Carduus crispus dissectum Elodea canadensis palustre/palust Inula conyzae Aegopod podagraria trichomanes nutans eriophorum nuttallii palust sl Iris foetidissima Aesculus hippocastanum Aster sp. Carex acutiformis palustre Elymus caninus saxatile pseudacorus Aethusa cynapium tripolium caryophyllea vulgare Elytrigia atherica verum Isolepis setacea Agrimon eupatoria Athyrium filix-femina disticha Clematis vitalba repens Genista tinctoria Juncus acutiflorus Agrostis canina Atriplex patula divulsa/divulsa Clinopod ascendens Epilobium ciliatum Gentianel amarella articulatus capillaris prostrata divulsa sl vulgare hirsutum Geranium columbinum bufonius gigantea Avena fatua flacca Cochlear anglica lanceolatum dissectum conglomerat stolonifera Azolla filiculoides * hirta danica montanum lucidum effusus Aira caryophyl Ballota nigra nigra officinalis obscurum molle gerardii praecox Barbarea vulgaris otrubae Colchic autumnale parviflorum pratense inflexus Ajuga reptans Bellis perennis ovalis Conium maculatum tetragonum pyrenaicum subnodulos Alchemil filicaul/vesti Berula erecta panicea Conopod majus Epipactis helleborine robertianum Kickxia elatine vulgaris agg. Beta vulgar/marit pendula Convolvul arvensis Equiset arvense rotundifolium spuria Alisma lanceolatum Betula pendula pseudocyper Conyza canadensis fluviatile Geum urbanum Knautia arvensis plantago-aquat pubescens remota Cornus sanguinea palustre Glaux maritima Koeleria macrantha Alliaria petiolata Bidens tripartita riparia Coronop didymus telmateia Glechoma hederacea Lactuca serriola Allium ursinum Blackston perfoliata spicata squamatus Erigeron acer Glyceria declinata Lagarosip major * vineale Bolbosch maritimus strigosa Corylus avellana Erodium cicutarium fluitans Lamiastr galeob/argen Alnus glutinosa Brachyp pinnatum sylvatica Cotoneast sp. Erophila verna maxima galeob/mont Alopecur geniculatus sylvaticum viridula/oedoca horizontalis* Erysimum cheiri notata Lamium album myosuroides Brassica napus/oleif * Carlina vulgaris Crassula helmsii * Euonym europaeus Gnaphal uliginosum amplexicaule pratensis nigra Carpinus betulus Crataeg monogyna Eupator cannabinum Hedera helix/helix purpureum Anacam pyramidalis rapa Castanea sativa Crepis biennis Euphorbia amygdaloide helix/hibernica Lapsana communis Anagallis arvensis Briza media Catapod rigidum capillaris exigua helix sl Larix decidua Anemone nemorosa Bromops erecta Centaure nigra vesicaria helioscopia Helianth nummularium Lathraea squamaria Angelica sylvestris ramosa scabiosa Crithmum maritimum lathyris Helictotric pratense Lathyrus latifolius Anisantha sterilis Bromus commutatus Centauriu erythraea Crocosm x crocosmiifl peplus pubescens linifolius Anthemis cotula hordeac/hord Centranth ruber Cruciata laevipes Euphrasia sp. Heracleu sphondylium nissolia Anthoxan odoratum racemosus Cerastium diffusum Cymbalar muralis nemorosa Hesperis matronalis pratensis Anthriscu caucalis Bryonia dioica fontanum Cynoglos officinale Fagus sylvatica Hieracium maculatum sylvestris sylvestris Buddleja davidii glomeratum Cynosur cristatus Fallopia convolvulus Hippocrep comosa Lavatera arborea Anthyllis vulneraria Butomus umbellatus semidecandr Cytisus scoparius japonica * Holcus lanatus Lemna gibba Antirrhin majus Buxus semperviren tomentosum Dactylis glomerata Festuca arundinacea mollis minor Aphanes arvensis Calamag epigejos Ceratoph demersum Dactylorh fuchsii gigantea Hordeum murinum trisulca Apium graveolens Callitriche sp. Ceterach officinarum praetermissa ovina/rubra secalinum Leontod autumnalis nodiflorum obtusangu Chaenorh minus Danthon decumbens pratensis Humulus lupulus hispidus Aquilega vulgaris stagnalis Chaeroph temulum Daphne laureola rubra agg. Hyacintho hispanica
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