Distribution and population size of Hieracium stenolepiforme, Cheddar Hawkweed (Asteraceae).
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Crouch, Helena J.
McDonnell, Elizabeth J.
Miles, Stephanie
Rich, Timothy C.G.
Date published
February 11, 2019
Abstract
The distribution and population size of Hieracium stenolepiforme (Pugsley) P. D. Sell & C. West, Cheddar Hawkweed (Asteraceae) has been assessed. It is endemic to Cheddar Gorge and the adjacent Black Rock Nature Reserve, Somerset, England (vice-county 6, North Somerset). Historical records show that it has been recorded in Cheddar Gorge and at Black Rock but has declined. On 11 June 2000, 52 plants were counted in the main gorge and 5 plants at Black Rock; on 14 June 2016, 59 plants were recorded in Cheddar Gorge but none at Black Rock. Hieracium stenolepiforme is IUCN (2001) threat status ‘Critically Endangered’.
Journal title
British & Irish Botany
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1
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1
Publisher
Botanical Society of Britain and Ireland
Place of publication
UK
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2632-4970
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