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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
G2.12	[Quercus ilex] woodland	Valid	2014-01-31	G2.12
G2.121	Meso-Mediterranean [Quercus ilex] forests	Valid	2014-01-31	G2.121
G2.1211	Northwestern Iberian holm-oak forests	Valid	2014-01-31	G2.1211
G2.1212	Catalo-Provençal lowland holm-oak woodland	Valid	2014-01-31	G2.1212
G2.1213	Catalo-Provencal hill holm-oak forest	Valid	2014-01-31	G2.1213
G2.1214	Balearic holm-oak forests	Valid	2014-01-31	G2.1214
G2.1215	Corsican lowland holm-oak woodland	Valid	2014-01-31	G2.1215
G2.1216	Corsican hill holm-oak woodland	Valid	2014-01-31	G2.1216
G2.1217	Sardinian holm-oak forests	Valid	2014-01-31	G2.1217
G2.1218	Northern and central Italian holm-oak forests	Valid	2014-01-31	G2.1218
G2.1219	Illyrian holm-oak woodland	Valid	2014-01-31	G2.1219
G2.121A	Southern Italian holm-oak forests	Valid	2014-01-31	G2.121A
G2.121B	Pantellerian and Maltese holm-oak woodland	Valid	2014-01-31	G2.121B
G2.121C	Greek holm-oak woodland	Valid	2014-01-31	G2.121C
G2.121D	Cretan holm-oak woodland	Valid	2014-01-31	G2.121D
G2.122	Supra-Mediterranean [Quercus ilex] forests	Valid	2014-01-31	G2.122
G2.123	Aquitanian [Quercus ilex] woodland	Valid	2014-01-31	G2.123
G2.124	[Quercus rotundifolia] woodland	Valid	2014-01-31	G2.124
G2.1241	Continental [Quercus rotundifolia] woodland	Valid	2014-01-31	G2.1241
G2.12411	Meso-Mediterranean continental encinares	Valid	2014-01-31	G2.12411

Identifier
Label
Definition		Rich meso-Mediterranean [Quercus ilex] forests, penetrating locally, mostly in ravines, into the thermo-Mediterranean zone. They are often degraded to arborescent matorral (unit 32.11), and some of the types listed below no longer exist in the fully developed forest state relevant to category 45; they have nevertheless been included, both to provide appropriate codes for use in 32.11, and because restoration may be possible.
Notation		G2.121

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Label
Definition		[Quercus ilex] forests with exuberant undergrowth of Mediterranean, often lauriphyllous, small trees, shrubs, and lianas, including [Laurus nobilis], [Rhamnus alaternus], [Arbutus unedo], [Phillyrea media], [Rosa sempervirens], [Rubia peregrina], [Smilax aspera], [Hedera helix], often well-preserved on steep slopes of the calcareous mountains rising above the southern coast of the Bay of Biscay.
Notation		G2.1211

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Label
Definition		Lower meso-Mediterranean [Quercus ilex] formations of Catalonia, Languedoc, Provence and the lowlands of Tyrrhenian Italy rich in lauriphyllous and sclerophyllous shrubs and lianas, in particular [Viburnum tinus], [Arbutus unedo], [Smilax aspera], [Phillyrea latifolia], [Ruscus aculeatus], [Rubia peregrina]; they are mostly degraded to arborescent matorral, the few remaining groves of holm oaks with a forest-like canopy being generally heavily modified by intensive human use.
Notation		G2.1212

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Label
Definition		Humid upper meso-Mediterranean [Quercus ilex] formations of Montseny, Valles, Montserrat, Prades, Ports de Beseit, eastern Pyrenees, high Languedoc, Cévennes, upper Provence and southwestern Alps with an undergrowth poorer in shrubs, especially those of eu-Mediterranean affinities, and richer in often acidocline herbaceous species characteristic of supra-Mediterranean deciduous oak woods. Well-developed stands with full forest characteristics exist in several locations on the slopes of well-watered hills, in particular the tall, dense canopy of Montseny. Sparser, lower formations colonize many rocky hillsides in the entire upper meso-Mediterranean arc of the Gulf of Lions basin, locally ascending into the supra-Mediterranean level.
Notation		G2.1213

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Label
Definition		Humid [Quercus ilex] formations, often well developed, of the higher mountains of northern Mallorca, in which the thermo-Mediterranean elements of the [Quercus rotundifolia] formations of lower altitude have given way to more hygrophilous elements such as [Viburnum tinus], [Viola alba ssp. dehnhardtii], [Monotropa hypopitys], [Neottia nidus-avis], [Cephalanthera] spp.; they are rich in endemics, among which [Cyclamen balearicum], [Smilax aspera var. balearica], [Rhamnus ludovici-salvatoris], [Paeonia cambessedesii].
Notation		G2.1214

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Label
Definition		[Quercus ilex] formations of the lower meso-Mediterranean level of Corsica with [Viburnum tinus], [Erica arborea], [Lonicera implexa], [Phillyrea angustifolia], [Clematis flammula], [Smilax aspera], [Rubia peregrina]; generally degraded to arborescent matorral or dense coppice, they still include, mostly above 400 m of altitude, a few better-preserved woodland fragments.
Notation		G2.1215

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Label
Definition		[Quercus ilex] formations of the upper meso-Mediterranean level (500-600 m to 1100-1200 m) of Corsica with [Arbutus unedo], [Erica arborea], [Viburnum tinus], [Ilex aquifolium], [Daphne laureola], [Teucrium scorodonia], [Helleborus lividus], [Cyclamen repandum], [Sanicula europaea], [Melica uniflora]; often installed on steep slopes, they include rather more stands with forest characteristics than the lowland formations.
Notation		G2.1216

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Label
Definition		Lower and upper meso-Mediterranean [Quercus ilex] forests of Sardinia with [Viburnum tinus], [Phillyrea angustifolia], [Phillyrea latifolia], [Rhamnus alaternus], [Arbutus unedo], [Erica arborea], [Ruscus aculeatus], [Crataegus monogyna], [Rubia peregrina], [Smilax aspera], [Clematis flammula], [Clematis cirrhosa], [Clematis vitalba], [Rosa sempervirens], [Tamus communis], [Rubus ulmifolius], [Cyclamen repandum], [Carex hallerana], [Carex distachya], [Luzula forsteri], [Hedera helix], [Lonicera implexa] and [Pistacia lentiscus] in more thermo-Mediterranean areas. Extensive, fully developed, mature stands survive in particular in the hinterland of the Golfo di Orosei, around Mount Gennargentu, in the Barbagia, the Iglesiente, the Sarrabus, the Catena di Margine, on Monte Albo. They occupy a wide altitudinal range, grading at the upper limit into the more sub-Mediterranean formations of unit 45.32.
Notation		G2.1217

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Label
Definition		[Quercus ilex]-dominated formations of Tyrrhenian and Adriatic coastal areas of the northern half of the Italian peninsula with [Phillyrea media], [Phillyrea angustifolia], [Viburnum tinus], [Ruscus aculeatus], [Daphne gnidium], [Fraxinus ornus], [Rosa sempervirens], [Lonicera implexa], [Rubia peregrina], [Smilax aspera], [Myrtus communis], [Clematis flammula], [Tamus communis], [Carex olbiensis], [Luzula forsteri], [Cyclamen repandum] and often an admixture of [Quercus suber] or of the deciduous [Quercus pubescens] and [Quercus cerris]; at higher altitude they take on a more montane character with a greater prevalence of sub-Mediterranean elements. Although these formations are, like most other continental holm-oak communities, mostly degraded to arborescent matorral or coppice, fully developed forests subsist very locally, in particular in Toscany and Latium and, to a lesser extent, in Veneto and Emilia-Romagna.
Notation		G2.1218

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Label
Definition		[Quercus ilex]-dominated forests and woods of the Adriatic coast of the Balkan peninsula, restricted to the Dalmatian archipelago and to a narrow coastal belt of the mainland extending from the gulf of Sarand‰ to Istria, with [Pistacia terebinthus], [Fraxinus ornus], [Coronilla emerus], [Ostrya carpinifolia], [Carpinus orientalis], [Laurus nobilis], [Viburnum tinus], [Rhamnus alaternus], [Rosa sempervirens], [Lonicera etrusca], [Clematis flammula], [Rubia peregrina], [Smilax aspera], [Vitis vinifera ssp. sylvestris], [Cyclamen purpurascens], [Prunus mahaleb], and, in the most thermic stands, [Myrtus communis] and [Juniperus phoenicea]. They are mostly degraded to arborescent matorral or coppice; fully developed forests are recorded very locally in the Dalmatian archipelago, in particular on Rab, Lokrum, Mljet and Brioni.
Notation		G2.1219

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Label
Definition		Mostly upper meso-Mediterranean [Quercus ilex]-dominated formations of Calabria and Sicily with [Viola alba ssp. dehnhardtii], [Teucrium siculum], [Carex distachya], [Cyclamen repandum], [Pyrus amygdaliformis], [Ruscus aculeatus], [Cytisus villosus], [Asparagus acutifolius], [Rubia peregrina], [Asplenium onopteris], [Luzula forsteri], [Lonicera etrusca], [Smilax aspera], [Rosa sempervirens] and, in some facies, [Chamaerops humilis], [Pistacia lentiscus], [Phillyrea media], [Arbutus unedo]; like the preceding formations, they are usually degraded to arborescent matorral or coppice, but fine stands survive locally, particularly in Sicily, Puglia (e.g. Bosco delle Pianelle) and Calabria (e.g. Boschi di Badolato).
Notation		G2.121A

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Label
Definition		[Quercus ilex]-dominated formations of peninsular Greece and the Ionian and Aegean archipelagoes, with the exception of those of Crete; associated with [Quercus ilex] are [Quercus coccifera], [Arbutus andrachne], [Arbutus unedo], [Phillyrea latifolia], [Pistacia terebinthus], [Pistacia lentiscus], [Olea europaea], [Juniperus oxycedrus]; arborescent matorrals (unit 32.1) occur throughout the area, though much less commonly than in the western Mediterranean; reasonably extensive, fully developed, mature forest stands do not appear to remain.
Notation		G2.121C

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Label
Definition		Uncommon [Quercus ilex] formations of Crete; small stands of arborescent matorral (unit 32.1), in which [Quercus ilex] may be associated with [Quercus coccifera] or [Quercus brachyphylla], occur sporadically, particularly on rocky slopes; orchard-like groves of old [Quercus ilex], [Quercus brachyphylla] and cultivated [Olea europaea] exist in the extreme west of the island; heavily grazed, they may be more akin to dehesa (unit 84.5) than to forest.
Notation		G2.121D

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Label
Definition		[Quercus ilex] forests of the supra-mediterranean levels of northwestern Mediterranean and Adriatic hills and mountains, often mixed with deciduous oaks, [Acer] spp. or [Ostrya carpinifolia].
Notation		G2.122

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Label
Definition		Iberian forest communities formed by [Quercus rotundifolia]. Generally, even in mature state, less tall, less luxuriant and drier than the fully developed forests that can be constituted by the closely related [Quercus ilex], they are, moreover, most often degraded into open woodland or even arborescent matorral. Species characteristic of the undergrowth are [Arbutus unedo], [Phillyrea angustifolia], [Rhamnus alaternus], [Pistacia terebinthus], [Rubia peregrina], [Jasminum fruticans], [Smilax aspera], [Lonicera etrusca], [Lonicera implexa].
Notation		G2.124

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Label
Definition		Forests and woodland of [Quercus rotundifolia] occupying mostly base-rich soils of the meso- and supra-Mediterranean areas of the central and eastern Meseta, the edges of the Ebro basin and of their bordering northern and eastern mountain ranges, under fairly continental, dry climates.
Notation		G2.1241

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Label
Definition		[Quercus rotundifolia] formations distributed over a large potential range on the Meseta and its margins, from the upper Ebro to the Valencian hinterland and the cold, dry plateaux of northeastern Andalusia. Well-preserved examples are rare, most of the forests on good soils having been replaced by cultivation.
Notation		G2.12411

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