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A Sense of Place (Do or Die)
There are hay meadows with yellow rattle and common spotted orchid, oak coppices, fragments of upland woods of birch ...
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UK Annex I habitat interest features
(Molinion caeruleae) 6430 Hydrophilous tall herb fringe communities of plains and of the montane to alpine levels 6510 Lowland hay meadows (Alopecurus pratensis, Sanguisorba officinalis) 6520 Mountain hay meadows Raised bogs and mires and fens 7110 * Active raised bogs ...
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Meadows, contents
Hay Meadows and Wet, or Water Meadows. Plants of Hay Meadows Pictures and information on typical plants of hay meadows. Plants of Water Meadows Pictures and information on typical plants of water meadows ...
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Walton Hall Nature Trail
Turn right over the bridge and head ... passing through the hedge there is an area of ancient hay meadow with the very uncommon plant great burnet (Sanguisorba officinalis). Hay meadows themselves are becoming very uncommon mainly due to changes in ...
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Lowland Grassland
Molinia–Juncus pastures) fertiliser application and re-seeding fragmentation overgrazing (especially lowland meadows, upland hay meadows and Molinia-Juncus pastures) under-grazing the practice of cropping silage rather than hay (lowland meadows, upland hay meadows ...
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Land Use History of the Upper Gunnison Basin, Colorado
Riparian habitats of cottonwoods and willows have been greatly altered by the irrigation of hay meadows and cattle usage. Irrigated meadow along Tomichi Creek. At the headwaters of the Colorado ... 1970s, in part through fire management and reduced cattle utilization. Irrigation of stream-side hay fields and cattle usage continue to degrade riparian vegetation at lower elevations. Timber harvest ...
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City of Wichita
Native and restored prairie, old hay meadows and woodlands make up the area. Oak Park - This park is located in the middle ...
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Phleum pratense
'Swallow', developed in Alberta, hay type, good rust resistance and winter hardiness; 'Verdant' (Reg. No. 4) ... Hay meadows require heavy fertilizer dressings for maximum production. Phosphate and potash stimulates clovers; where clovers are few, nitrogen gives large increases in yields. First growth is frequently harvested for hay ...
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Skylark Meadows
Scotland Return results 10 25 50 100 Having problems? Skylark Meadows Skylark Meadows are an oasis for wildlife in the midst of an intensely ... Oxeye Daisy, Meadow Vetchling and Pepper-saxifrage add colour to the hay meadows in the summer, and in the spring a good display ... , Pepper-saxifrage and Corky-fruited Water-dropwort. The meadows are cut for hay in late summer and the regrowth is then grazed by ...
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Stockwood meadows
Meadows are situated within the countryside of north-east Worcestershire, which was once part of the ancient Forest of Feckenham. Stockwood Meadows ©Jane Smart/Plantlife The reserve is comprised of two hay meadows enclosed by tall hedges of hazel, hawthorn, Guelder Rose and dogwood. Over 103 species of grasses and herbs have been recorded in the meadows including Green ...
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