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B.  Further reading
Davey, F.H.  1909.  Flora of Cornwall.  Penryn, F. Chegwidden.
Ellis, R.G.  1983.  Flowering plants of Wales.  Cardiff, National
Museum of Wales.
Farrell, L.  1983.  Isles of Scilly rare plants survey.  Peterborough,
Nature Conservancy Council.  (Unpublished confidential
report.)  
FitzGerald, R.  1990.  Rare plant survey of south-west England.
Volume 2: Devon.  Nature Conservancy Council, CSD Report,
No. 1,059.  (Unpublished confidential report.)
FitzGerald, R.  1990.  Rare plant survey of south-west England.
Volume 3: Cornwall.  Nature Conservancy Council, CSD Report,
No. 1,060.  (Unpublished confidential report.)
French, C.N., ed.  1994.  Checklist of the flowering plants and ferns of
Cornwall and the Isles of Scilly.  Redruth, Institute of Cornish
Studies/University of Exeter/Cornwall County Council.
Frost, L.C., Hughes, M.G.B., Nichols, C., & Lawman, J.M.  1982.
A total population estimate of the land quillwort (Isoetes histrix) at
the Lizard district and recommendations for its conservation.  Bristol,
University of Bristol.  (Lizard Project Report No. 4.)
Gillham, M.  1993.  Coastal downs: Ogmore and Dunraven.  Bridgend,
Glamorgan Wildlife Trust.  (Glamorgan Heritage Coast Wildlife
Series Vol. 4.)
Heath, J., & Wills, G.  1987.  Devon’s wildlife, a guide to nature
conservation in Devon.  Exeter, Devon Books.
Hutchinson, G., & Thomas, B.A.  1992.  Distribution of Pteridophyta
in Wales.  Watsonia, 19(1): 1-19.
Ivimey-Cook, R.B.  1985.  Atlas of the Devon flora: flowering plants and
ferns.  Exeter, Devon Association for the Advancement of
Science, Literature and Art.
King, M.P 1989.  An investigation into the current status of the shore
dock Rumex rupestris in Devon and Cornwall.  University
College, London, MSc thesis.
Lawman, J.  1994.  A natural history of the Lizard peninsula.  Redruth,
Institute of Cornish Studies/Dyllansow Truranc. 
Margetts, L.J.  1988.  The difficult and critical plants of the Lizard district
of Cornwall.  Bristol, Grenfell Publications.
Margetts, L.J., & David, R.W.  1981.  A review of the Cornish flora.
Redruth, Institute of Cornish Studies.
Margetts, L.J., & Spurgin, K.L.  1990.  The Cornish flora supplement.
St. Ives, Trendrine Press.
Matthews, J.R.  1955.  Origin and distribution of the British flora.
London, Hutchinson’s University Library.
McDonnell, L.  1994.   The current status of Rumex rupestris in
Britain.  Furzebrook, unpublished report to Institute of
Terrestrial Ecology.
Morgan, V.M.  1989.  Rare plant survey of Wales (South Wales
region): Gwent.  Nature Conservancy Council, CSD Report,
No. 963.  (Unpublished confidential report.)
Morgan, V.M.  1989.  Rare plant survey of Wales (South Wales
region): Mid & South Glamorgan.  Nature Conservancy Council,
CSD Report, No. 961.  (Unpublished confidential report.)
Parslow, R.E.  1994.  The current status of Rumex rupestris in the Isles
of Scilly.  Furzebrook, unpublished report to Institute of
Terrestrial Ecology.
Perring F.H., & Walters, S.M.  1990.  Atlas of the British flora.  London,
Botanical Society of the British Isles.  
Roe, R.G.B.  1981.  Flora of Somerset.  Taunton, Somerset Archaeology
and Natural History Society.
Stace, C.  1991. New flora of the British Isles.  Cambridge, Cambridge
University Press.  
Taylor, I.  1990.  Rare plant survey of South-west England.  Volume
5, Avon.  Nature Conservancy Council, CSD Report, No. 1,062.
(Unpublished confidential report.)
Turpin, P.G.  1982.  The heathers of the Lizard district of Cornwall.
Bristol, University of Bristol.  (Lizard Project Report, No. 2.)  
Wade, A.E., Kay, Q.O.N., & Ellis, R.G.  1994.  Flora of Glamorgan.
Cardiff, Natural History Museum/HMSO.
Wilson, P.J.  1984.  Rare plant species survey.  East Cornwall.
Peterborough, Nature Conservancy Council.  (Unpublished
report.)
C.  Contact names and addresses
Type of information
Contact
Species on SSSIs and NNRs,
*Coastal Ecologist, Maritime Team,
other protected areas, rare
EN HQ, Peterborough,
and scarce species, rare plant tel: [phone]
surveys, licensing and
protected species - England
Species on SSSIs and NNRs,
*Group Leader, Statutory
other protected areas - Wales Protection & Monitoring Group,
CCW HQ, Bangor,
tel: [phone]
Rare and scarce species, rare *Group Leader, Natural Science
plant surveys, licensing and
Group, CCW HQ, Bangor,
protected species - Wales
tel: [phone]
Database of rare and
*Species Conservation Branch,
protected species
JNCC, Peterborough,
tel: [phone]
Distribution and history of
Department of Botany, National
plants in Wales, herbarium
Museum of Wales, Cardiff 
records, local floras and
CF1 3NP, tel: [phone]
archives
Local records of vascular
Institute of Cornish Studies,
plants - Cornwall
Trevithick Centre, Trevenson Road,
Pool, Redruth  TR15 3PL,
tel: [phone]
Local records of vascular
*Conservation Data Manager,
plants - Devon
Devon Wildlife Trust, Exeter,
tel: [phone]
Local records of vascular
The Director, Somerset
plants - Somerset
Environmental Records Centre,
Pickney, Kingston St. Mary,
Taunton  TA2 8AS,
tel: [phone]
Local records of vascular
Bristol Regional Environmental
plants - Avon
Records Centre, Ashton Court
Visitor Centre, Ashton Court
Estate, Long Ashton, Bristol
BS18 9JW, tel: [phone]
Local records of vascular
Data Manager, Gloucestershire
plants - Gloucestershire
Environmental Data Unit, Church
House, Standish, Stonehouse,
Gloucestershire  GL10 3EU,
tel: [phone]
Local BSBI vice-county
*C.D. Preston, ITE, Monk’s Wood,
recorders’ records - England Huntingdon, tel: [phone]
Local BSBI vice-county
Hon. Secretary, Welsh Committee,
recorders’ records - Wales
Botanical Society of the British
Isles, c/o National Museum of
Wales, Cardiff  CF1 3NP,
tel: [phone]
*Starred contact addresses are given in full in the Appendix.
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