NORFOLK BIODIVERSITY ACTION PLAN SPECIES DATA AUDIT ...
NORFOLK BIODIVERSITY ACTION PLAN SPECIES DATA AUDIT ...
NORFOLK BIODIVERSITY ACTION PLAN SPECIES DATA AUDIT ...
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FUNGI AND<br />
LOWER <strong>PLAN</strong>TS:<br />
CHAROPHYTES<br />
Baltic Stonewort<br />
Chara baltica<br />
Extinct or<br />
probably<br />
extinct<br />
in Norfolk<br />
Species Present<br />
or<br />
absent<br />
in<br />
Norfolk<br />
Bearded Stonewort<br />
Chara canescens<br />
Convergent Stonewort<br />
Chara connivens<br />
Lesser Bearded Stonewort<br />
Chara curta<br />
Intermediate Stonewort<br />
Chara intermedia<br />
Slender Stonewort<br />
Nitella gracilis<br />
Spp. New to<br />
National BAP<br />
List<br />
No. of<br />
records in<br />
database<br />
No. of<br />
1km<br />
squares<br />
recorded<br />
since<br />
1980<br />
Possible other sources<br />
of data sets<br />
23<br />
Other survey<br />
work<br />
completed or in<br />
progress<br />
P 5 3 Stephen Lambert PhD John Williamson and<br />
Dr Carl Sayer are<br />
working on<br />
charophytes and will<br />
let us have their<br />
records<br />
P? 2<br />
Stephen Lambert PhD John Williamson and<br />
Dr Carl Sayer are<br />
-<br />
working on<br />
charophytes and will<br />
let us have their<br />
records<br />
P? 6 1 Stephen Lambert PhD John Williamson and<br />
Dr Carl Sayer is<br />
working on<br />
charophytesand will<br />
let us have his<br />
records<br />
4 1 Stephen Lambert PhD John Williamson and<br />
Dr Carl Sayer are<br />
P<br />
working on<br />
charophytes and will<br />
let us have their<br />
records<br />
P 3 3 Stephen Lambert PhD John Williamson and<br />
Dr Carl Sayer are<br />
working on<br />
charophytes and will<br />
let us have their<br />
records<br />
P? 1 - Stephen Lambert PhD John Williamson and<br />
Dr Carl Sayer are<br />
working on<br />
charophytes and will<br />
let us have their<br />
records<br />
Comments<br />
Known from five sites in Britain., and one part of Hickling<br />
Broad. Last record 1965.<br />
Classified RDB Vulnerable<br />
Norfolk Group Action Plan published January 2008.<br />
Norfolk B.A. Plan “could be reintroduced to the Broads”<br />
Known from 3 sites near Peterborough, and recorded from<br />
Hickling Broad but not since 1954<br />
Classified RDB Endangered<br />
Norfolk Group Action Plan published January 2008.<br />
Heigham Sound, Hickling Broad, Martham Broad.<br />
Classified Endangered<br />
Norfolk Group Action Plan published January 2008.<br />
Foulden, Langmere, Lopham. Last record 1961. Once<br />
widespread in East Anglia, it is now thought to be extinct in<br />
the Fens.<br />
Classified Near Threatened<br />
Stephen Lambert found this species in Hickling Broad and<br />
Horsey Mere Reserve in the course of his PhD thesis 2004-<br />
2005.<br />
Norfolk Group Action Plan published January 2008.<br />
New to BAP Species List June 2007<br />
Classified Endangered.<br />
Present distribution unknown – rarely occurs in any site<br />
more than once.
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