Among the 15 locations listed is a freshwater area in Cornwall near St. Just that has 100 species of algae, two of which are classified as rare. Another important area is a coastal site at Lundy Island off Devon with 300 species of algae.Source: PhysOrg.com
Thursday, January 31, 2008
Internationally Important Algal Habitats
Fifteen locations in Britain have been identified as internationally important based on their algal flora.
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
-
When Jennifer Cruse Sanders took over Salem College's Herbarium in 2005 it had been closed since 1980. In that time it collections - so...
-
Aspen ( Populus tremuloides ) was a major species in Yellowston e, but over the twentieth century populations declined and there w as little...
-
A new contender for the title of "tallest living thing" has been discovered in Redwood National Park near Eureka, California . S...
No comments:
Post a Comment