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Element	Type	Status
skos:broader	Quantitative	Released Step 1 Step 2 Step 3 Step 4 Step 5 ^{30 Sep 2013}
skos:editorialNote	Quantitative	Released Step 1 Step 2 Step 3 Step 4 Step 5 ^{24 Sep 2013}
skos:exactMatch	Quantitative	Released Step 1 Step 2 Step 3 Step 4 Step 5 ^{30 Sep 2013}
skos:narrower	Quantitative	Released Step 1 Step 2 Step 3 Step 4 Step 5 ^{17 Sep 2015}

Data element

Id	Label	Status	Status Modified	Notation
G1.925	Boreal [Populus tremula] woods	Valid	2014-01-31	G1.925
G1.926	Anatolian [Populus tremula] forests	Valid	2014-01-31	G1.926
G1.93	[Sorbus aucuparia] woodland	Valid	2014-01-31	G1.93
G1.94	Inland dune [Quercus] - [Betula] woods	Valid	2014-01-31	G1.94
G1.95	[Populus tremula] and [Betula] woods with [Sambucus]	Valid	2014-01-31	G1.95
G1.A	Meso- and eutrophic [Quercus], [Carpinus], [Fraxinus], [Acer], [Tilia], [Ulmus] and related woodland	Valid	2014-01-31	G1.A
G1.A1	[Quercus] - [Fraxinus] - [Carpinus betulus] woodland on eutrophic and mesotrophic soils	Valid	2014-01-31	G1.A1
G1.A11	Mixed Atlantic [Quercus] forests with [Hyacinthoides non-scripta]	Valid	2014-01-31	G1.A11
G1.A12	Aquitanian [Fraxinus] - [Quercus] and [Quercus] - [Carpinus betulus] forests	Valid	2014-01-31	G1.A12
G1.A13	Sub-Atlantic [Fraxinus] - [Quercus] forests with [Primula elatior]	Valid	2014-01-31	G1.A13
G1.A131	Arum ash-oak forests	Valid	2014-01-31	G1.A131
G1.A132	Corydalis ash-oak forests	Valid	2014-01-31	G1.A132
G1.A133	Garlic ash-oak forests	Valid	2014-01-31	G1.A133
G1.A14	Sub-Atlantic [Quercus] - [Carpinus betulus] forests with [Stellaria]	Valid	2014-01-31	G1.A14
G1.A141	Northwestern oak-hornbeam forests	Valid	2014-01-31	G1.A141
G1.A142	Lorraine marl oak-hornbeam forests	Valid	2014-01-31	G1.A142
G1.A143	Burgundy collinar oak-hornbeam forests	Valid	2014-01-31	G1.A143
G1.A144	Burgundy plain oak-hornbeam forests	Valid	2014-01-31	G1.A144
G1.A15	Famennian [Quercus] - [Carpinus betulus] forests	Valid	2014-01-31	G1.A15
G1.A16	Sub-continental [Quercus] - [Carpinus betulus] forests	Valid	2014-01-31	G1.A16

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Label
Definition		[Populus tremula] stands of the taiga zone and of the transition zone between taiga and nemoral woods of Fennoscandia and the northern Sarmatic region.
Notation		G1.925

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Definition		Woods of the western Palaearctic region dominated by [Sorbus aucuparia], characteristic in particular of the Scottish Highlands.
Notation		G1.93

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Definition		Natural woods, usually birch-oak or, east of the Elbe, [Pinus sylvestris], developing on Germano-Baltic fluvioglacial inland dune systems.
Notation		G1.94

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Definition		Open woodlands dominated by [Betula pendula]. The tree and shrub layers are species-poor, with frequent occurrence of [Sambucus racemosa]. The herb layer is usually well developed, relatively species-rich, the most common species are [Poa nemoralis], [Hordelymus europaeus], [Anemone nemorosa], [Dryopteris filix-mas], [Luzula luzuloides], [Galium odoratum], [Rosa tomentosa], [Epilobium montanum], [Euphorbia amygdaloides].
Notation		G1.95

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Label
Definition		Woods, typically with mixed canopy composition, on rich and moderately rich soils. Includes woods dominated by [Acer], [Carpinus], [Fraxinus], [Quercus] (especially [Quercus petraea] and [Quercus robur]), [Tilia] and [Ulmus]. Excludes acid [Quercus] woodland (G1.8) and woodland with a large representation of southern species such as [Fraxinus ornus] or [Quercus pubescens] (G1.7).
Notation		G1.A

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Label
Definition		Atlantic, medio-European and eastern European forests dominated by [Quercus robur] or [Quercus petraea], on eutrophic or mesotrophic soils, with usually ample and species-rich herb and bush layers. [Carpinus betulus] is generally present. They occur under climates too dry or on soils too wet or too dry for beech or as a result of forestry practices favouring oaks.
Notation		G1.A1

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Label
Definition		Atlantic forests of the British Isles, western Belgium and northwestern France, mostly on more or less water-retaining soils, characterized by a diverse tree layer, dominated by [Quercus robur] and rich in [Fraxinus excelsior], and by an herb layer rich in species of the group of [Hyacinthoides non-scripta], in particular [Narcissus pseudonarcissus], [Gagea spathacea], [Tamus communis], [Primula vulgaris], [Luzula forsteri]. [Allium ursinum], [Primula elatior], [Ranunculus ficaria], [Anemone nemorosa], [Lamium galeobdolon] characterise variants linked to soil acidity and hygromorphy.
Notation		G1.A11

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Definition		Forests of [Quercus robur], [Fraxinus excelsior] and [Carpinus betulus] of valley bottoms and cool, damp lower slopes of southwestern France, south to the Pyrenean piedmont, with [Sorbus torminalis], [Ruscus aculeatus] and many thermocline, acidocline and Mediterraneo-Atlantic species.
Notation		G1.A12

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Label
Definition		Forests of [Quercus robur], sometimes [Quercus petraea], rich in [Fraxinus excelsior], with [Carpinus betulus], developed on more or less wet, meso-eutrophic soils, in regions of moderate Atlantic influence, from southern Champagne and Lorraine north to lower Rhenania, Westphalia and Hanover, characterized by the abundance of species of the ecological groups of [Primula elatior], of [Lamium galeobdolon], of [Anemone nemorosa] and by the absence of [Hyacinthoides non-scripta].
Notation		G1.A13

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Label
Definition		Typical neutrocline and acidocline [Quercus robur]-[Fraxinus excelsior] forests with primrose, developed on silts, marls and clays, characterized by the presence of the ecological group of [Arum maculatum], including [Ranunculus ficaria], [Ranunculus auricomus], [Adoxa moschatellina], [Ribes rubrum], [Glechoma hederacea], [Listera ovata], or of the group of [Galium odoratum], with [Rosa arvensis], [Mercurialis perennis], [Sanicula europaea], [Melica uniflora], [Ornithogalum pyrenaicum], or by the abundance of [Lamium galeobdolon].
Notation		G1.A131

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Label
Definition		[Quercus robur]-[Fraxinus excelsior] forests occupying damp colluvions at the bottom of slopes in valleys within sub-Atlantic forests, characterized by the presence of the group of [Anemone ranunculoides], [Corydalis solida], [Gagea lutea] and [Lathraea squamaria] or of [Aconitum vulparia], transitional to ravine or alluvial forests.
Notation		G1.A132

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Label
Definition		Sub-Atlantic [Quercus robur]-[Fraxinus excelsior] forests rich in [Allium ursinum], of alluvial terraces and adjacent colluvions.
Notation		G1.A133

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Label
Definition		Sub-Atlantic and medio-European forests of [Quercus robur] and [Quercus petraea], with [Carpinus betulus], developed on meso-oligotrophic soils, less hydromorphic than those occupied by the often sympatric forests of unit 41.23, characterized by the replacement of the groups of [Primula elatior] and [Lamium galeobdolon], well represented in the forests of unit 41.23, by those of [Deschampsia flexuosa] and of [Maianthemum bifolium], transgressives from the [Quercion]. They constitute the prevalent oak-hornbeam forests of the Münster basin, the Rhenish and Mosan regions, the northwestern Hercynian lands, Lorraine and the eastern Paris basin, Burgundy.
Notation		G1.A14

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Label
Definition		Typical sub-Atlantic [Quercus robur]-[Quercus petraea]-[Carpinus betulus] forests of northern Europe, north to southern Norway, southern Sweden and southern Finland, and of the eastern Paris basin and Lorraine, with [Stellaria holostea], [Carex brizoides], [Narcissus pseudonarcissus], [Polygonatum verticillatum], [Potentilla sterilis], [Ranunculus nemorosus], [Poa chaixii], [Luzula sylvatica], [Luzula luzuloides].
Notation		G1.A141

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Label
Definition		Oak-hornbeam forests of Lorraine marls, with [Quercus robur], [Carpinus betulus], [Acer campestre], [Sorbus torminalis], [Lonicera xylosteum], [Galium odoratum], [Carex umbrosa], [Pulmonaria obscura] and [Ornithogalum pyrenaicum].
Notation		G1.A142

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Label
Definition		[Quercus robur]-[Quercus petraea]-[Carpinus betulus] forests of the mesozoic hills and plateaux of northwestern Burgundy (Nivernais, Langres plateau, Barrois, Morvan piedmont).
Notation		G1.A143

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Label
Definition		[Quercus robur]-[Quercus petraea]-[Carpinus betulus] forests of the Saone plain in southern Burgundy and Bresse, of the southern Lyonnais and of the Limagne basin, including the outstanding multicentury-old stands of Côteaux and similar stations.
Notation		G1.A144

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Label
Definition		Sub-Atlantic forests of [Quercus robur] and [Quercus petraea], mostly low-canopied, with [Carpinus betulus], [Sorbus torminalis], [Betula pendula], [Populus tremula] in the subcanopy or the understorey, developed on soils with an alternating hydric regime, mostly clays derived from the alteration of Devonian schists, characterized by the abundance of [Carex flacca] and the coexistence of acidocline and calcicline species, typical of the sub-Hercynian Fagne-Famenne depression where they constitute a highly distinctive, almost continuous, forest-belt.
Notation		G1.A15

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Label
Definition		[Quercus robur] or [Quercus petraea] forests of eutrophic or mesotrophic soils of subcontinental and continental northern and central Central Europe and of Eastern Europe. [Carpinus betulus] is generally present in their western representatives, widespread in Central Europe and western Eastern Europe. They are richer in lime, [Tilia cordata], than the sub-Atlantic forests of units 41.23, 41.24 and 41.25. They are of more northern character in their area of mutual approach than the Balkanic forests of unit 41.2C. Their southern limit of occurrence follows the Carpathian arc, the northern rim of the Podolian plateaux, and, farther east, the southern limit of nemoral forests.
Notation		G1.A16

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