This is Dichanthium ischaemum, common in many parts of S and Central Europe. Rodney _____ From: UKBotany@yahoogroups.com [mailto:UKBotany@yahoogroups.com] On...
Yes, and if you look in older floras, Andropogon ischaemum. Rodney _____ From: UKBotany@yahoogroups.com [mailto:UKBotany@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of Martin...
Having recently lost my lens I am looking for a new one. I think we've had this discussion before but I would be grateful if we could go over it again. Is...
Hi Doug, Try one of these: http://www.summerfieldbooks.com/hand-lenses.asp Eye-magnify is the other source people use. Can't vouch for quality as I've so far...
I like a dual lens with two magnifications. My own choice is 10x and 20x. I bought mine from: http://www.summerfieldbooks.com/hand-lenses.asp They are of good...
I've bought the Ruper lenses (like wot Summerfield stock) frequently, but I've recently acquired an Opticron 23mm 10x lens and have been impressed with it. If...
Eye-magnify do a 30x 21mm lens. John Poland (BSBI vegetative plant referee) had one on him last weekend and I was quite impressed. The price is good too....
Paul, Its certainly true with regard to where botanists live, work and holiday etc., but in a small country with so many universities, very few of which are ...
Hello, I do not like to make the same mistake twice over, but is this Nipplewort? http://www.flickr.com/photos/shoreham/266448831/in/pool- britishwildflowers/ ...
Hello, The south-east of England has the greatest incidence of reported tornadoes in the world. I put this down to the density of its population. Seashore life...
With reference to my recent appeal for help regarding lenses. Many thanks to those who offered interesting advice and some useful comments. Doug. [Non-text...
Hi all, Its certainly true for some of the more difficult to identify vascular plants, even in the UK. The distribution of Carex spp. and particularly Carex...
... "new" sites and species in Herefordshire Thanks for the encouragement - that is what I hoped. As a relative newcomer to serious botany I did tend to find...
I'm with Stuart on this one. Incidentally nipplewort is probably the easiest of all the yellow 'daisies' in that its seeds have no pappus (the 'umbrella' bit)...
Hi all, John Crellin wrote: ".....But funnily enough there is unfinished business that I got involved in - if anyone can help pin down the species and...
Limonium procerum subsp. procerum is the one shown from this region in the New Atlas of the british & Irish flora. Rodney _____ From: UKBotany@yahoogroups.com...
Thanks Rodney (and Darrel). Ian Green doesn't think the North Somerset ones have been determined properly but "are thought to be procerum subsp procerum". The...
In my garden is a plant of Primula vulgaris with three flowers. As Stace (sensibly) gives no flowering times, I referred to Blamey who suggests flowering...
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Primula vulgaris is not the only thinga that think spring is here, the days are similar length and the climate mild. We have plenty of strange activities here...
Hi Darrel, Sure I heard somewhere that the Rock Sea-lavender work reported in Stace turned out to be not so clear cut when revisited a few years later. Malcolm...
I had heard that there may be some scope for (re)lumping. Studying (well, looking at) one of the Pembs populations (3 genera in a smallish area) a few years...
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