Vol. 5 No. 1 (2023): British & Irish Botany

Articles

• Phytosociology informs the conservation of species-rich meadows in hydrologically dynamic habitats: an example from British floodplains in a wider European context

  Michael Prosser, Hilary Wallace, David Gowing

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• Changes to the coastal flora of Wirral, Merseyside (v.c.58)

  Eric F. Greenwood

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• First record of the pan-tropical Yellow Water Pea Vigna luteola (Fabaceae) seed from a NW European shore

  Dan Minchin, Rosemary Hill, Gwilym Lewis

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• Achene dispersal in Asteraceae with specific reference to British and Irish Centaurea

  Chris A. Skilbeck

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• Edward Lhwyd and the plants listed from Glamorgan in Camden’s Britannia

  Christopher D. Preston, David A. Pearman

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• Can the distribution patterns of plants used by humans as food give clues as to whether they are native or introduced?

  Michael Braithwaite

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• A botanical name for a well-known Hylotelephium (Crassulaceae) hybrid

  Julian M. H. Shaw, Ray Stephenson

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• Pedicel colour does not separate Epipactis dunensis (Dune Helleborine) from E. ‘sancta’ (Lindisfarne Helleborine) (Orchidaceae)

  John Richards

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