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Genista anglica, the
petty whin,
needle furze or
needle whin, is a
shrubby flowering plant of the
family Fabaceae which can be
found in Europe. In Great...
- are more
often found in
unmown pastures (whether
granite or basalt):
Petty whin,
Hairy greenweed,
Field gentian,
Pulsatilla rubra (endemic to the M****if...
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species including,
marsh cinquefoil,
marsh gentian, round-leaved
sundew and
petty whin.
There are over 60
species of bird
including curlew, stonechat, whinchat...
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broom Genista albida Willd.
Genista anatolica Boiss.
Genista anglica L.—
petty whin,
needle furze Genista angustifolia Schischkin Genista arbusensis Vals...
- (Molinia caerulea)
mingled with many
specialised heathland plants such as
petty whin (Genista anglica),
creeping willow (Salicaceae sp.) and
heath spotted...
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dominant species are
common heather, bell
heather and wavy hair-gr****.
Petty whin, soft
trefoil and bird's-foot fenugr**** are also
found in
these areas...
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Marsh gentian, cross-leaved heath, lousewort,
heath spotted orchid and
petty whin are some
specialist plants that
occur in the wet
heath areas.
White admiral...
- or are
rapidly disappearing including dwarf gorse,
common heather and
petty whin. In 2017
disaster struck for the ****ure of the
botanical richness and...
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embankment is
heathland which supports Purple Moor-gr**** and Mat-gr****.
Petty Whin grows in
abundance on this site and is the only
recorded occurrence in...
- with rare
plants such as the tiny adder's
tongue fern and big
swarms of
petty whin. The
extent of the
present Ditchling Common (including the
Country Park)...
