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1 1 SECTION 2 Only include one record per species See handout 9 for information on DAFOR Name of Churchyard and location: St Catherine s, Fritton PLANT LIST for Churchyards Dates of surveys: 8 th May & 19 th June 2016 Name of surveyor/s: Jenny & Roger Jones Scientific name DAFOR Common name Please tick relevant box D A F O R OXEYE DAISY LEUCANTHEMUM VULGARE x PIGNUT CONOPODIUM MAJUS x COWSLIP PRIMULA VERIS x LADY S BEDSTRAW GALIUM VERUM x PRIMROSE PRIMULA VULGARIS x SWEET VIOLET VIOLA ODORATA x DOG VIOLET VIOLA RIVINIANA x GERMANDER SPEEDWELL VERONICA CHAMAEDRYS x BULBOUS BUTTERCUP RANUNCULUS BULBOSUS LF MEADOW BUTTERCUP RANUNCULUS ACRIS x BARREN STRAWBERRY POTENTILLA STERILIS x LESSER CELANDINE RANUNCULUS FICARIA x COMMON KNAPWEED CENTAUREA NIGRA x COMMON CAT S EAR HYPOCHAERIS RADICATA x COMMON SORREL RUMEX ACETOSA x DAFFODIL SP. NARCISSUS SP. x Comments / GPS or Grid Reference location
2 2 GOOSEGRASS GALIUM APARINE x COW PARSLEY ANTHRISCUS SYLVESTRIS x SNOWDROP GALANTHUS SP. x DOG S MERCURY MERCURIALIS PERENNIS LA IVY-LEAFED SPEEDWELL VERONICA HEDERIFOLIA LA DANDELION TARAXACUM AGG. x COMMON NETTLE URTICA DIOICA LA DAISY BELLIS PERENNIS x RED DEAD NETTLE LAMIUM PURPUREUM x WHITE DEAD NETTLE LAMIUM ALBUM x BUGLE AJUGA REPTANS x IVY HEDERA HELIX x COMMON MOUSE EAR CERASTIUM FONTANA x GREATER CELANDINE CHELIDONIUM MAJUS x SPEAR THISTLE CIRSIUM VULGARE x GREATER STITCHWORT STELLARIA HOLOSTEA x ELDER SAMBUCUS NIGRA x STINKING IRIS IRIS FOETIDISSIMA x TULIP SP. TULIPA SP. x SPANISH BLUEBELL HYACINTHOIDES HISPANICA x HYBRID BLUEBELL HYACINTHOIDES X MASSART x HOGWEED HERACLEUM SPHONDYLIUM x FIELD FORGET-ME-NOT MYOSOTIS ARVENSIS x HERB ROBERT GERANIUM ROBERTIANUM x GOLDILOCKS BUTTERCUP RANUNCULUS AURICOMUS x CREEPING CINQUEFOIL POTENTILLA REPTANS x CREEPING BUTTERCUP RANUNCULUS REPENS x GROUND ELDER AEGOPODIUM PODAGRARIA x GARLIC MUSTARD ALLIARIA PETIOLATA x
3 3 BLACK HOREHOUND BALLOTA NIGRA x YORKSHIRE FOG HOLCUS LANATUS SWEET VERNAL GRASS ANTHOXANTHUM ODORATUM x FIELD WOOD RUSH LUZULA CAMPESTRIS x YEW LIME COPPER BEECH HAWTHORN SYCAMORE ASH FIELD MAPLE TAXUS BACCATA TILIA SP. FAGUS SP. CRATAEGUS MONOGYNA ACER PSEUDOPLATANUS FRAXINUS EXCELSIOR ACER CAMPESTRIS
4 4 NOTABLE SPECIES LIST (non-plant) for Churchyards Please keep a list of any other notable non-plant species that you find in your churchyard. Only include one record per species. Name and location of churchyard: St Catherine s, Fritton Name of surveyor/s: Roger & Jenny Jones Date Common name Scientific name Comments 9/5/16 Orange tip Holly blue Brimstone Speckled wood Small white Pheasant Chiff chaff Chaffinch Mole
5 5 INVASIVE SPECIES LIST for Churchyards Please tick the list below for any invasive native and non-native plant species that you find in your churchyard. (See handout 16 for invasive species) Only include one record per species Name and Location of Churchyard: St Margaret s, Fritton Name of surveyor/s: Roger & Jenny Jones Common name Scientific name DAFOR Please tick relevant box D A F O R Spanish Bluebell Hyacinthoides hispanica Comments / GPS location or Grid Reference
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