Rare and Threatened Bryophytes of Ireland
Rare and Threatened Bryophytes of Ireland gives a detailed review of the distribution, ecology and conservation status of threatened mosses and liverworts (bryophytes) in Ireland.
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Description
Description
There are identification notes for all of the species that are treated in detail, as well as distribution maps and hundreds of photographs.
Chapters cover: the habitats of Irish mosses and liverworts, the history of bryophyte recording in Ireland, the background to the fieldwork behind the book and a summary of the most important areas for bryophytes in Ireland (including the Mourne Mountains, Croagh Patrick, the Dingle Peninsula and Dublin Bay).
A Red List for the entire bryophyte flora is provided.
The book is the result of a collaborative programme of research by the National Parks and Wildlife Service in the Republic of Ireland and the NIEA (Northern Ireland Environment Agency). It sets the bryophytes in a European and global context, and provides a scientifically based foundation for future bryophyte conservation in Ireland, as well as a platform for further studies of the Irish bryophyte flora.
Details
Details
- Format: Hardback
- Published On: 28 March 2012
- Publisher: National Museums Northern Ireland/NMNI/Ulster Museum
- ISBN / EAN: 9781905989355
- Page Count: 656
- Dimensions: 10.95 in x 8.60 in x 1.50 in