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Dicyphus epilobii
find out more... Dicyphus epilobii Copyright: Peter Harvey

Essex Field Club
Essex Field Club
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We are normally open to the public at our centre at Wat Tyler Country Park every Saturday, Sunday and bank holiday between 11am and 4pm. We are also usually open on Wednesdays between 10am and 4pm.

Spring recording Record your Robin Record Common Frog Rana temporaria
Record Alexanders Smyrnium olusatrum Record Tawny Mining Bee Andrena fulva
Record Dark-edged Bee Fly Bombylius major
Record Spring Flower Bee Anthophora plumipes
Record cuckoo bee Melecta albifrons

Species Account for Carex divisa

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Carex divisa  Hudson
Divided Sedge
Vascular Plants: Cyperaceae

 
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National status: Vulnerable
BAP status: UKBAP  
Essex RDB: Listed



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Taxonomic group: flowering plant (Vascular plants) - Sample of data   
 
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Essex Red Data List comment
native, coastal, locally abundant


Habitats

Broad Habitat Data (based on 2 records with habitat information)

no subhabitat data available

no structural habitat data available

no habitat detail or method data available

Recorded management for locations with Carex divisa

Recorded substrate and hydrology for locations with Carex divisa

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