... First rule: always keep them in the dark! Try leaving an unwanted tranny on a sunny window-ledge all day - it'll be completely faded by evening. My Agfa...
Unfortunately, there are likely to be yet more examples of conservation interests being ridden rough-shod over. Tony Blair apparently has said that economic...
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from a different e.group entirely ....... I can vouch for the quality of the oakwood; no BB in flower in January! Regards - Rob Woodall ... From: Richard Webb...
Message text written by INTERNET:UKBotany@yahoogroups.com ... economic considerations will take priority where conflicts arise with environmental issues....
Hi When I sent my last message I could not remember the exact reason for my statement as given in the extract given below. Then it came to me that I had seen...
Phil Luke
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Apr 3, 2002 5:42 pm
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Message text written by INTERNET:UKBotany@yahoogroups.com ... environmental obstacles to development. Also mentioned are the proposals which I mentioned in my...
... <snip> ... The Etchinghill site may be of lesser significance, but that's just the sort of toe-in-the-water first step that the government will use to...
Rodney Over the last couple of days I have found several populations of Veronica hederifolium ssp lucorum. First patch of ssp lucorum found was on my driveway...
... Since my previous email saying I didn't really believe in the subspecies, I've reviewed my trannies and now reckon to have seen both. ... In my part of...
Finding the ssp lucorum in the driveway sounds pretty typical (non?) at least that's the type of habitat where I have found it - like a couple of weeks ago:...
Hi guys, We're researching a design project for our final year in DCU on Landscape Design but we're finding it very hard to come across exact figures charged...
Macolm Storey ... Great website! Shouldn't it differentiate the 2 sspp names? The longer hairs on ssp hederifolia are also apparent on the photos. The dims of...
Hi I'm very pleased at the good high-quality discussions that we're having on UKBotany - thank you to all of our contributors; I only wish I had more time to...
Rob, I do admit to having difficulty at times interpreting the relative apical lobe dimensions. I don't have difficulty with pedicel length, style length,...
Eva, In my experience, mostly in Kent in SE England, subsp. hederifolia is always in more exposed habitats - ploughed fields, the sunnier part of gardens....
hello there could anyone help me to get the genus or species of the following link? Just the bryophytes, but if know about lichens, please feel free to give...
For anyone who doesn't already have a copy, Colin Twist's "Rare Plants in Great Britain" was recently republished in its 2nd edition. Well worth purchasing:...
Dear All , It is of great sadness to report the population of Grape Hyacinth in the Oxon site to be numbering in only a couple of hundred plants { if that in...
Daniel, Can't help you too much on the mosses other than the Fissidens is a Fissidens and moss1 looks a bit like a Bartramia. Not really sure if this yahoo...
Dear Steve i will put details of the uk botany group in the next Botanical Cornwall Group Newsletter - due early May, and will also ask Matt Stribley, who has ...
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Apr 14, 2002 3:58 pm
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Dear All , I have made a mistake. It was 65 flowering spikes not 35 that I saw in Cambs at the weekend. Brian. [Non-text portions of this message have been...
... Yes! I put this into the databsse over the weekend. Hope to rebuild the website towards the end of the month. ... Yes, I've noticed that. Meant to go back...
... I think you can go further (tongue slightly in cheek) The nominate form is proud and upstanding. It hold it's flowers up as if to say "Look at me, I'm...
... Don't have any pictures of seeds of hederifolia, but here's V. polita. The seed is hollow on one side and contains a fleshy lump. Presumably this is an...
General Invite to join rECOrd eGroup: You are invited to join the rECOrd eGroup. rECOrd is the Biodiversity Information System for the Cheshire region covering...
I forwarded your e-mail to Plantlife who responded as follows:- Thank you Phil. I have just shown this to our mag editor, and this is what he says. We do not...
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Apr 15, 2002 11:20 am
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How time flies! I had meant to thank Rodney for explaining about the preferred habitats of V. hederifolia ssp hederifolia - that helped: WITH the explanation I...
