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These lists contain 1529 of Britain's better-known vascular plants. They are formatted so that they can be copied and pasted into your spreadsheet, in case you want to manipulate them. To remove the double quotes, copy them into a word processor and do a search (for ") and replace (with nothing). These are 77K files, so they may take a while to download. Sorted by English names
Plants in Wildlife and Countryside Act, 1981, Schedule 8 This list includes vascular plants, mosses, ferns and lichens which are protected from uprooting. More details are here. Sorted by English names Plants in Wildlife and Countryside Act, 1981, Schedule 9 Plants which it is an offence to introduce to the wild. More details are here. Sorted by English names |
UK Biodiversity
Group: Biodiversity Action Plan index The seven volumes of Action Plans have no index, which makes finding specific species difficult.This index includes the vast majority of species and habitat action plans and statements, omitting a few not listed on the Biodiversity Group's own server. The list is 'tab-delimited', so it can be sorted in a spreasheet if desired. Genetically modified crops The Public Register Index, a list of applications to release genetically modified organisms and their release sites, up to date at August 1998. The same thing in text-only form. 12cm measure Although the sizes of the parts of a flower are often crucial in identification, I know of only one field guide which includes a ruler. You can print this ruler out from your browser, cut it out and stick it in your field guide for easy reference. Conserv@tion Past issues for May to December 1999 and onwards are available here.
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