P.grandiflora in England

From: Loyd Wix (Loyd.Wix@unilever.com)
Date: Thu Aug 07 1997 - 05:23:27 PDT

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Date: 07 Aug 1997 13:23:27 +0100
From: Loyd Wix <Loyd.Wix@unilever.com>
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Subject: P.grandiflora in England

          Dear Juerg,

          do you know when (and by whom) P.grandiflora was introduced
          into the wild in England? The population in the Peak
          district appears stable and the locals can remember them
          being there within living memory so presumably they were
          introduced some time ago.

          The Peak plants are located at a couple of small sites
          growing vertically along one stream bank on wet rock and do
          not appear to have spread further. P.vulgaris occurs in the
          same area but in sphagnum bogs along the sides of the hills.
          Thus the P.grandiflora has not spread to the P.vulgaris
          habitat.

          Kind regards

          Loyd

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