The Scarce Plants of Essex. Part I. Update.
K.J. ADAMS
Dept. Life Sciences, University of East London E15 4LZ
The following additional records have come to 1 ight in respect of the species covered in Essex Naturalist
16: 101-109.
Aceras anthropophorum
TL(52)63 19
Man Orchid
Lt Sampford, a single flowering spike appeared for the first time
in a pasture, 1999. The first ever record for north west Essex.
Orange Foxtail
Clavering, pond. 1998. Shirley & Charles Watson.
Stansted Marsh, 1984. Shirley & Charles Watson.
Stansted, pond, still in fl. 19 September 1997. Shirley & Charles
Watson.
Hatfield Forest, pond in Street Coppice. 1984. Shirley & Charles
Watson.
Little Baddow, shallow water course in drained former sedge
bed by the Chelmer, 1994 and 1995. Stanley Hudgell.
Coggeshall, Witch Wood, in smaller of 2 ponds. 12 June 1995,
still there 1997. Ursula Broughton & Brian Wright.
Tilty, pond nr. the Abbey. 1981. Shirley & Charles Watson.
Messing cum Inworth, plentiful in pond in northern part of Pods
Wood. 23 July 1997. Anne Guiver & Terri Tarpey.
Thorpe le Soken, small pond on Far Thorpe Green, some at pond
edge, also plentiful on damp ground to west of pond. 10 June
1997. CNHS.
Alopecurus aequalis
TL(52)43 459,326 19
TL(52)52 504,240 19
524,244 19
543,211 19
TL(52)7() 767,086 18
TL(52)82 857,255 19
TL(52)62 601,266 19
TL(52)91 902,180 19
TM(62)12162,226 19
Tordylium maximum
TQ(51)88 708,868 18
Hartwort
In addition to the records mentioned in the article in Essex
Naturalist 16: 75-78. - a colony has been successfully
established (1996) from Benfleet seed at Bells Hill by Rodney
Cole.
Essex Naturalist (New Series) 17 (2000)