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Ranunculus hederaceus L.

ivy-leaved crowfoot (Ranunculaceae)

 SpreadBias within British IslesDirection of bias
Very widespreadNegligible tendencyW
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Ranunculus hederaceus grows in almost stagnant water across the British Isles, but is rare in central and eastern England, central Ireland and the Scottish Highlands.

New Luce (VC74: Wigtownshire); 2012-08-21

 ivy-leaved crowfoot / Ranunculus hederaceus: _Ranunculus hederaceus_ grows in almost stagnant water across the British Isles, but is rare in central and eastern England, central Ireland and the Scottish Highlands.

Ranunculus hederaceus only produces normal (laminar) leaves.

Bleaklow (VC57: Derbyshire); 2007-05-23

 ivy-leaved crowfoot / Ranunculus hederaceus: _Ranunculus hederaceus_ only produces normal (laminar) leaves.

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