Ancient Woodland indicator Plants (Identification Chart)
- Series : FSC IDENTIFICATION CHARTS
Volume: OP 170 - Publisher : Field Studies Council
- Illustrations : colour illustrations
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Description:
Ancient woodlands have been around for centuries. In the UK they date back to Medieval times, and have developed ecosystems that are rich, complex and irreplaceable. They are also a delight to visits, often with spectacular carpets of spring flowers. Dating woodlands is not straightforward but some plants can indicate that a site has been wooded from a considerable length of time. This guide, produced with the Woodland Trust, provides an introduction to these indicator plants.
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