Planhigion Prin Cymru

Mae Cymru'n gyforiog o blanhigion, i wlad mor fach. Mae'r holl greigiau a thopograffeg gwahanol, o galchfeini Penrhyn Gŵyr i gerrig llaid a chreigiau folcanig Eryri, yn gynefin i amrywiaeth o blanhigion arbennig.

Mae Cymru yn gartref i sawl planhigyn prin. Mae rhywogaethau prin fel y Gerddinen Darren Fach neu Heboglys y Mynydd Du yn unigryw i Gymru, ac nid ydynt ar gael unrhyw le arall yn y byd. Mae planhigion prin eraill fel Lili'r Wyddfa neu Lysiau Melyn y Bystwn ar gael mewn gwledydd amrywiol, ond dim ond yng Nghymru y maent i'w cael yng ngwledydd Prydain. Mae eraill fel y Canri Dryflwyddol neu'r Merllys Gorweddol yn brin dros y byd.

Nod Project Planhigion Prin Cymru yw helpu i warchod rhai o'n planhigion prin sydd dan fygythiad trwy gynnig sail wyddonol gadarn ar gyfer eu cadwraeth. Darperir cyngor trwy gasglu gwybodaeth am faint a lleoliad y poblogaethau planhigion prin, asesu'r peryglon i'w gallu i oroesi, casglu gwybodaeth ecolegol, dadansoddi amrywiadau geneteg a gwneud argymhellion ar gyfer rheoli cynefinoedd.

Cychwynnodd y project ym 1998, gan ganolbwyntio ar blanhigion brodorol prin Cymru i ddechrau, ac mae wedi tyfu o egin bach i fod yn gangen braff. Mae'n broject ar y cyd rhwng Amgueddfa Cymru a'r Ardd Fotaneg Genedlaethol, ac wedi'i ariannu'n rhannol gan Gyngor Cefn Gwlad Cymru.

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sylw (6)

Nid yw sylwadau ar gael ar hyn o bryd. Ymddiheuriadau am yr anghyfleustra.
Paul Griffiths
29 Mai 2020, 19:19
Spotted perennial centaury (Centaurium scilloides) on clifftop between Manorbier and Lydstep, Pembs. Not recorded here on BSBI map. Best wishes, pg
Nia Evans Staff Amgueddfa Cymru
29 Mai 2020, 13:05

Dear John Bennett,

Many thanks for getting in touch with us. I have passed on your comment to my colleague who will hopefully be able to offer some advice on this.

Many thanks,

Nia
(Digital team)

John Bennett
28 Mai 2020, 20:38
i have found wild pansies in my back garden can i dig tgem up and put tgem in my border
Vera Darby
3 Mawrth 2019, 14:05
We have some orchids and other unusual flowers I do not know which grow on our land in Flintshire. Is there a way of identifying them and protecting them? Is there a book or an organisation which can help us to protect them? We have a lot of public footpaths through here and people pick bluebells and primroses by the armful and drop them carelessly down the track because they have died in their hands. Some flowers which I have never seen anywhere else also grow here and I would like to preserve what I can. We have rare orchids and some plants I cannot identify from any pictures I have seen. I have been scared to touch them
1 Mawrth 2019, 21:06
It’s very helpful for my writing thing in my class. Thanks!
James Normansell Normansell
5 Chwefror 2019, 10:04
Hello. Our Community Garden in Brynna is keen to grow species of vegetables and flowers that are native (or at least commonly found in Wales). Are you able to advise, at all, on what plants we should be considering, please? Also, can you recommend a good reference book that would advise us to look out for? Kind regards. James Normansell.