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find out more... Megabunus diadema female Copyright: Peter Harvey

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Species Account for Pallavicinia lyellii

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Pallavicinia lyellii  (Hook.) Carruth.
Veilwort
Non-Vascular plants: Liverworts: Pallaviciniaceae

 
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Essex RDB: Listed



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Essex Red Data List comment
probably extinct in Essex, exterminated in Epping Forest by hoggin laid on the site by the Conservators.


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