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What's this plant?

surferseamey · 2011-07-18 14:20:51

Hi All. I'm doing a project on species richness in a deciduous woodland against a coniferous woodland. I've managed to identify most of the plants I came accross except this one. It's the largest one with the shiny waxy leaves. Could anyone tell me what it is. Thanks. James.

18-07-2011 2:20pm

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surferseamey

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Hi All. I'm doing a project on species richness in a deciduous woodland against a coniferous woodland. I've managed to identify most of the plants I came accross except this one.

It's the largest one with the shiny waxy leaves. Could anyone tell me what it is.

Thanks.

James.

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#2 18-07-2011 7:27pm

mountainy man

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I think it may be Bugle (Ajuga reptans) They spread by means of runners.

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#3 19-07-2011 7:49am

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Thanks Mountain Man,

I just looked up Bugle on irishwildflowers.ie and I reckon that's what it is. Thanks again for your help.

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