Salix herbacea L

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Salix herbacea is a willow native to the British Isles. It is a shrub of small stature with short branches and small leaves with varying shapes. S. herbacea is most common in places of high altitude such as the Scottish highlands and in the mountains of England and Ireland. Despite its affinity for high areas, it can also grow in varying environments such as fell-fields and in places with very little snow protection. Moreover, it can also tolerate cold weathers in areas such as Iceland, Scandinavia and the Alps of Switzerland.

Willows

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Biological flora of the British Isles: Peucedanum officinale L

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Peucedanum officinale L. is a perennial plant with solid and striated stems, a woody rhizomatous rootstock, pale yellow/green or red/purple leaves and sulphurous yellow-colored flowers. It is widely distributed in the southeast of England and in Europe. Soils composed of sticky, heavy neutral clay, or London Clay, with pH of 5.5 to 8.0, and high summer temperatures favor its growth. P. officinale has been observed as a dominant species in grassland ecosystems.

Environmental aspects, Perennials, Perennial plants

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Symphoricarpos albus (L.) S.F. Blake (S. rivularis Suksd., S. racemosus Michaux)

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Symphoricarpus albus is a shrub having pink flowers and white fruits that was introduced from the American continent to the British Isles. The shrub has since become widespread in the UK and is commonly found where there are human settlements and on a wide variety of soil types. It inhabits marshes, grasslands and hedges and ise sometimes found associated with Populus tremuloides, Corylus cornuta, Adoxa moschatellina, Arum maculatum and Primula vulgaris.

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