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The only records are from Paul Murby and John Dews. Clackles (1990) notes that the species is "apparently uncommon", this may be another case (c.f. Rumex sanguineus) of a plant being overlooked because local botanists do not expect to find it. The maps presented by Perring & Walters (1962) show that the taxon in Hull would be at the northern edge of its distribution.
J F Robinson 1902: Notes the presence of a taxon distinct from A. minus in the nearby Raywell Woods but questions whether it is indeed A. lappa.
Herbarium material: HLL : Hessle 1933 {A K Wilson}.
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