This is an example of a spreadsheet which documents the survey results of the belt transect in section 2 in 1998.

SPECIES

Quadrat Number

1

1

2

2

3

3

4

4

5

5

6

6

7

7

-

-

MOSSES

COMMON NAME

%

Ht

%

Ht.

%

Ht.

%

Ht.

%

Ht.

%

Ht.

%

Ht.

mean % Cover

mean Ht.

-

5

-

0.7

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

10

20

-

4.3

-

-

-

15

2.1

-

-

Bracken

10

10

1.4

10

Hard Fern

-

Bluebell

-

Velvet Bent

Common Bent

20

30

10

30

40

40

60

30

20

20

20

20

20

20

27.1

27.1

Bristle Bent

Creeping Bent

Sweet Vernal Grass

False Oat Grass

Hairy Brome

Tufted Hair-grass

Yorkshire Fog

70

40

90

50

45

60

40

10

80

40

90

20

70

20

69.3

34.3

-

Green-ribbed Sedge

25

20

15

20

5.7

20

Yellow Sedges

Smooth-stalked Sedge

Pale Sedge

Pill Sedge

5

10

10

10

2.1

10

Wood Sedge

Thin-spiked Wood Sedge

-

Compact Rush

Soft Rush

5

40

0.7

40

Field Woodrush

Heath Woodrush

5

50

0.7

50

Hairy Woodrush

10

30

10

10

2.9

20

-

Creeping Buttercup

-

Tutsan

Slender St John’s-wort

10

10

1.4

10

-

Common Dog-violet

5

10

0.7

10

-

Wood Sorrel

-

Common Gorse

10

10

5

20

2.1

15

Western Gorse

Greater Bird’s Foot Trefoil

Red Clover

White (Dutch) Clover

Tormentil

Barren Strawberry

Cherry

Bramble

5

10

10

10

-

-

10

30

25

30

-

-

15

30

9.3

22

Raspberry

Rowan

-

Rosebay Willowherb

Enchanter’s Nightshade

Broad-leaved Willowherb

-

Holly

-

Ivy

-

Oak

Silver Birch

2

10

0.3

10

-

Eared Willow

Goat Willow/Great Sallow

-

Sycamore

-

Heather (Ling)

Bell Heather

Rhododendron

Yellow Pimpernel

Primrose

Ash

Common Centaury

Foxglove

Germander Speedwell

Wood Speedwell

Heath Speedwell

Common Figwort

Bugle

Hedge Woundwort

Selfheal

Wood Sage

10

15

1

10

5

15

25

30

5.9

18

Honeysuckle

Red-berried Elder

Marsh Bedstraw

Lesser Burdock

Field Thistle

Marsh Thistle

Spear Thistle

Hemp-agrimony

Cat’s Ear

Common Fleabane

Ragwort

Dandelion

Ecological Surveys 96 - 98
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