KentHabitatSurvey

2012

7Appendices

7Appendices1 References and Bibliography

2 KHS Map of Kent

3 IHS Codes

4 Indicator Species

5 Grassland Key

6 Table of Garden Cover

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7 Appendices 7.1 References and Bibliography

Alard, D., Chabrerie, O., Dutoit, T., Roche, P. andLanglois, E. (2005) Patterns of secondary succession in calcareousgrasslands: can we distinguish the influence of formerland uses from present vegetation data? Basic Appl. Ecol, 6, 161-173

Davies, M.(2008) A Study of Wood Pasture and Parkland in Kent.Kent County Council

Ferry, B., Lodge, N. and Waters, S. (1990) Dungeness: A Vegetation Survey of a ShingleBeach. 26, Research and Survey in Nature ConservationSeries. ISBN0861395964, 9780861395965.

Fordham, S. J. and Green R. D. (1980) Soils of Kent. Soil Survey Bulletin 9, Harpenden.

JNCC (2007) Conservation status assessment for: H6210:Semi-natural dry grasslands and scrubland facies: oncalcareous substrates (Festuco-Brometalia). SecondReport by the UK under Article 17 on the implemen-tation of the HabitatsDirective from January 2001 toDecember 2006. Peterborough: Joint Nature Conser-vation Committee Available from:www.jncc.gov.uk/article17

JNCC (2013) UK Protected Sites, online at:http://jncc.defra.gov.uk/page-23

JNCC (2007) Second report by the UK under Article 17 on theimplementation of the Habitats Directive from January2001 to December 2006. Peterborough: Joint NatureConservation Committee. Available from:www.jncc.gov.uk/article17

Kent BAP (2011) Kent Biodiversity Action Plans. Available from:www.kentbap.org.uk

KHS(1995) Kent Wildlife Habitat Survey, County Report. TheKent Habitat Survey Partnership, Countryside Group,Planning Department, Kent County Council, Maidstone.ISBN 1873010656

KHS (2003) Kent Habitat Survey 2003. The KentHabitat Survey Partnership. Natural Environment andCoasts Team, Kent County Council, Maidstone. ISBN1901509699

KMBRC(2012) Site Data.http://www.kmbrc.org.uk/enquiries/data/sitedata.php

Natural England(2012) Assessing whether created or restored grasslandis a BAP Priority Habitat. Natural England TechnicalInformation Note TIN110

PTES (2008) The Noble chafer: fact sheet. Peoples Trust forEndangered Species, online at:http://ptes.org/files/399_noble_chafer_fact_sheet.pdf

Rodwell, J. S. (1991) British Plant Communities Volumes 1-5. Ed. J. S. Rodwell (Nature Conservancy Council, GreatBritain). Cambridge University Press, Cambridge.

Rodwell, J. S., Morgan, V., Jefferson, R. G. and Moss, D.(2007) The European context of British LowlandGrasslands. Joint Nature Conservation Committee Report394. JNCC, Peterborough. ISSN 09638901

Rose, F. (1989) Colour Identification Guide to the Grasses,Sedges, Rushes and Ferns of the British Isles and north-western Europe. Viking, London.

Rose, F. and O’Reilly, C.(2006) The Wild Flower Key (2nd Edition). Warne,London

Stace, C. (2010) New Flora of the British Isles, 3rd Edition.Cambridge University Press, Cambridge.

UK BAP (2008). UK Biodiversity Action Plan Priority habitatdescriptions. BRIG (ed. Ant Maddock). Available from:http://jncc.defra.gov.uk

UK BAP Traditional Orchards (2008). UK Biodiversity Action Plan Priority HabitatDescriptions: Traditional Orchards, available fromhttp://jncc.defra.gov.uk/pdf/UKBAP_BAPHabitats-56-TraditionalOrchards.pdf

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