In Loughor, there was an invasion of the Trooping crumble cap (Coprinus disemminatus) and a Ribwort plantain (Plantago lanceolata) went wrong. 
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Hiya Prof,
If a four-leaved clover is lucky, goodness knows what fortune awaits the finder of a three-headed Ribwort Plantain - I advise you to buy a lottery ticket immediately.
(No refunds available if this advice turns out to be cobblers.)
I suspect that it and I are unlucky to live near a foundry.
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