Rare plants database extract from Scottish Natural Heritage
Citation
Scottish Natural Heritage (2018). Rare plants database extract from Scottish Natural Heritage. Occurrence dataset https://doi.org/10.15468/uxzese accessed via GBIF.org on 2020-04-05.Description
This is a subset of the data held in the SNH plant spreadsheet. All records for the West Highland area were extracted as part of the NBN trial in SNH. Original spreadsheet supplied by John McKinnell end of October 2000. This extract was regarded as a temporary step and so the extraction has not been completely validated and this should be borne in mind when using the data. The original data do not represent the definitive view of rare plant distributions in Scotland, according to SNH and do include historical data as well as more recent records from SNH survey. Note that there will be overlap with the data held in the threatened plant database.Sampling Description
Quality Control
This is a subset of the data held in the SNH plant spreadsheet. This extract was regarded as a temporary step and so the extraction has not been completely validated and this should be borne in mind when using the data. The original data do not represent the definitive view of rare plant distributions in Scotland, according to SNH and do include historical data as well as more recent records from SNH survey. Note that there will be overlap with the data held in the threatened plant database.Method steps
Taxonomic Coverages
Geographic Coverages
Scotland - West Highland area
Bibliographic Citations
Contacts
originatorScottish Natural Heritage
Great Glen House, Leachkin Road
INVERNESS
IV3 8NW
Telephone: 01463 725000
homepage: http://www.snh.gov.uk
metadata author
Scottish Natural Heritage
Great Glen House, Leachkin Road
INVERNESS
IV3 8NW
Telephone: 01463 725000
homepage: http://www.snh.gov.uk
distributor
NBN Atlas
Unit F, 14 - 18 St Mary's Gate, Lace Market
Nottingham
NG1 1PF
Nottinghamshire
GB
email: admin@nbnatlas.org
Colin McLeod
administrative point of contact
email: Colin.McLeod@nature.scot