Luzula campestris NS5667 11May18 PW
Luzula campestris NS5667 11May18 PW
Luzula campestris NS5667 11May18 PW
Luzula campestris NS5667 11May18 PW
Luzula campestris NS7356 21Apr18 PW
Luzula campestris NS7356 21Apr18 PW
Luzula campestris NS7356 21Apr18 PW
Luzula campestris NS7356 21Apr18 PW
Luzula pilosa NS6158 28April2019 PW
Luzula pilosa NS6158 28April2019 PW
Luzula pilosa NS6158 28April2019 PW
Luzula pilosa NS6158 28April2019 PW
Luzula pilosa NS6158 28April2019 PW
Luzula sylvatica NS6860 31Mar2019 MP
Luzula sylvatica NS5856 8Apr2018 PW
Note the hairy edges to the leaves.
Luzula sylvatica NS5856 8Apr2018 PW
The leaves are arranged spirally.
Luzula sylvatica NS5856 8Apr2018 PW
Luzula multiflora ssp. congesta 28May2017 NS8267 PW
Luzula multiflora ssp. congesta 28May2017 NS8267 PW
Luzula species - Wood-rushes
Luzula - Wood-rushes all have hairy margins to their leaves.
Luzula campestris - Field Wood-rush
Luzula pilosa - Hairy Wood-rush
Luzula sylvatica - Great Wood-rush
Luzula multiflora - Heath Wood-rush
There are two subspecies - congesta and multiflora.
These are the main species found in Lanarkshire. Luzula luzuloides -White Wood-rush, has been recorded in Calderglen and Bothwell Castle but not recently.
There is a guide to this family and a detailed key from the BSBI here.