Head of Lera Voe.  LNCS extended site statement.

Richard L. Shelmerdine; Abigail Cowing; Rachel Shucksmith

Head of Lera Voe. LNCS extended site statement.

Richard L. Shelmerdine
, Abigail Cowing
, Rachel Shucksmith

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The seaweed, Ascophyllum nodosum ecad mackaii (Turner) S.M. Baker & M.H. Bohling, also known as “wig wrack” (Figure 3) is the key component of the biotope LR.LLR.FVS.Ascmac, “Ascophyllum nodosum ecad mackaii beds on extremely sheltered mid eulittoral mixed substrata”, and is a UKBAP habitat and Priority Marine Feature. The abundance of the seaweed at this site was recorded as “Super Abundant” (S) on the SACFOR abundance scale in July 2017 during an NAFC Marine Centre survey. This is the highest recorded abundance of the seaweed in Shetland; the Vadills, Brindister Voe, had a recorded abundance of “Common” on the SACFOR abundance scale.

Idioma original	English
Editorial	NAFC Marine Centre
Organismo de puesta en servicio	Shetland Islands Council
Número de páginas	8
Estado	Published - 2017

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Ascophyllum nodosum ecad mackaii 2017 survey
Shelmerdine, R. L. (Participant) & Shucksmith, R. (Participant)
20 jun 2017
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Shelmerdine, R. L. (Participant), Cowing, A. (Participant), Taylor, A. (Chair), Harvey, P. (Participant), Schofield, M. (Participant), White, S. (Participant) & Fraser, G. (Participant)
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