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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
G2.12412	Supra-Mediterranean Iberian continental encinares	Valid	2014-01-31	G2.12412
G2.12413	Northern supra-Mediterranean continental encinares	Valid	2014-01-31	G2.12413
G2.12414	Oro-Cantabrian encinares	Valid	2014-01-31	G2.12414
G2.1242	Western [Quercus rotundifolia] woodland	Valid	2014-01-31	G2.1242
G2.12421	Luso-Extremaduran encinares	Valid	2014-01-31	G2.12421
G2.12422	Castilian encinares	Valid	2014-01-31	G2.12422
G2.12423	Cordilleran encinares	Valid	2014-01-31	G2.12423
G2.12424	Villuercan encinares	Valid	2014-01-31	G2.12424
G2.1243	Andalusian [Quercus rotundifolia] woodland	Valid	2014-01-31	G2.1243
G2.12431	Meso-Mediterranean basophilous Andalusian encinares	Valid	2014-01-31	G2.12431
G2.12432	Supra-Mediterranean basophilous Andalusian encinares	Valid	2014-01-31	G2.12432
G2.12433	Silicicolous Andalusian encinares	Valid	2014-01-31	G2.12433
G2.1244	Southwestern [Quercus rotundifolia] woodland	Valid	2014-01-31	G2.1244
G2.12441	Basophilous southwestern encinares	Valid	2014-01-31	G2.12441
G2.12442	Silicicolous southwestern encinares	Valid	2014-01-31	G2.12442
G2.1245	Valencian [Quercus rotundifolia] woodland	Valid	2014-01-31	G2.1245
G2.1246	Balearic [Quercus rotundifolia] woodland	Valid	2014-01-31	G2.1246
G2.13	[Quercus coccifera] and [Quercus alnifolia] woodland	Valid	2014-01-31	G2.13
G2.131	Greek [Quercus coccifera] forests	Valid	2014-01-31	G2.131
G2.132	Italian [Quercus coccifera] woodland	Valid	2014-01-31	G2.132

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Label
Definition		Basophilous, dry to subhumid woodland widespread in the supra-Mediterranean levels of the Castilian Duero basin, and of the northeastern mountains and plateaux associated with the Iberian Range. They are often rich in [Juniperus thurifera] and associate or alternate with juniper woodland and [Quercus faginea] or [Quercus pyrenaica] deciduous woodland.
Notation		G2.12412

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Definition		[Quercus rotundifolia] woods of superficial calcareous soils of crests, spurs and upper adret slopes of the upper Ebro basin and southern slopes of the Cordillera Cantabrica, locally entering also Euro-Siberian Cantabrian areas, with [Amelanchier ovalis], [Rosa agrestis], [Lonicera etrusca], [Spiraea hypericifolia ssp. obovata], [Juniperus communis], [Juniperus oxycedrus], [Juniperus phoenicea].
Notation		G2.12413

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Label
Definition		Relict, xerophile collinar-montane [Quercus rotundifolia] and [Quercus rotundifolia] x [Quercus ilex] forests developed on mostly calcareous, well-drained shallow soils of steep slopes and gorges in the Cordillera Cantabrica and a very few areas of Galicia, rich in [Cephalanthera] and [Epipactis] orchids.
Notation		G2.12414

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Definition		Forests and woodland of [Quercus rotundifolia] occupying mostly siliceous soils of the meso- and supra-Mediterranean areas of the western Meseta and neighbouring regions under more Atlantic, though generally dry, climates. Well-preserved examples are rare, most of the remaining wooded areas being under dehesa (84.5) regime.
Notation		G2.1242

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Definition		Meso-Mediterranean [Quercus rotundifolia] formations widespread on the plains and plateaux of Extremadura, Alentejo and neighbouring regions, and in the Sierra Morena and the Montes de Toledo. It is almost entirely transformed into dehesa.
Notation		G2.12421

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Definition		More northern, upper meso-Mediterranean and lower supra-Mediterranean [Quercus rotundifolia] formations, poorer in Mediterranean species, of the western plateaux of Old Castile and adjacent southern Leon and Galicia; [Genista hystrix] is a physiognomically striking element. Also essentially eliminated as forest formations, these woodlands constitute, together with the preceding unit, the basis for the western Iberian dehesa, one of the most characteristic landscapes of the peninsula and an importand habitat of larger fauna.
Notation		G2.12422

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Definition		[Quercus rotundifolia] formations of the Cordillera Central, characteristic of cool meso-Mediterranean and sunny supra-Mediterranean slopes of the sierras de Guadarrama, de Gredos, de Bejar, de Ayllon and neighbouring areas; they extend east to siliceous enclaves of the Iberian Range. Adapted to a more continental climate than the two previous units, they are poorer in shrubs and lianas. They often constitute low, open woodland.
Notation		G2.12423

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Definition		Forests and woodland of [Quercus rotundifolia] developed in the meso- and supra-Mediterranean levels of Baetic mountains and foothills, and neighbouring interior plains. Well-preserved examples are extremely rare.
Notation		G2.1243

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Label
Definition		Woodland dominated by [Quercus rotundifolia] with [Juniperus oxycedrus], [Daphne gnidium], [Ruscus aculeatus], [Asparagus acutifolius], [Crataegus monogyna], [Lonicera implexa], [Rubia peregrina], [Paeonia coriacea], [Paeonia broteroi], [Endymion hispanicus] that represents the potential, mature vegetation of a great part of Andalusia, in the Guadalquivir basin, coastal areas and Baetic ranges, on base-rich and often silt-laden soils, under meso-Mediterranean conditions. They have been largely replaced by cultivation and, where they subsist, are often very degraded.
Notation		G2.12431

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Label
Definition		Woodland dominated by [Quercus rotundifolia], with [Quercus faginea], [Acer monspessulanum], [Sorbus aria], [Sorbus aucuparia], [Taxus baccata], [Berberis hispanica], [Crataegus monogyna], [Lonicera arborea], [Daphne laureola], [Rosa] spp., [Polygala boissieri], [Helleborus foetidus] and many orchids, of the supra-Mediterranean level (1400-1900 m) of calcareous Baetic ranges.
Notation		G2.12432

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Definition		[Quercus rotundifolia]-dominated woodland characteristic of the meso- and supra-Mediterranean levels of the Sierra Nevada and of a few siliceous mountain ranges of the arid Iberian southeast. Totally destroyed in the Sierra Nevada, this community is still represented by well-preserved examples in the sierras de Carrascoy and Alhamilla, and to a lesser extent, in the Sierra de Cabrera.
Notation		G2.12433

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Label
Definition		Forests and woodland of [Quercus rotundifolia] developed in the thermo-Mediterranean zone of Andalusia and neighbouring areas. Well-preserved examples are extremely rare.
Notation		G2.1244

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Definition		[Quercus rotundifolia] formations of thermo-Mediterranean calcareous slopes of the Quadalquivir basin and the coastal foothills of Baetic and arid southeastern ranges, with [Olea europaea var. sylvestris], [Chamaerops humilis], [Pistacia lentiscus], [Smilax aspera], [Asparagus albus], [Rhamnus oleoides], [Quercus coccifera], [Clematis cirrhosa], [Aristolochia baetica], [Bupleurum gibraltarium] and, locally, [Maytenus senegalensis] or [Buxus balearica]. They have almost disappeared in forest form except in a few ranges of the arid Iberian Southeast.
Notation		G2.12441

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Definition		Formations of [Quercus rotundifolia] with [Myrtus communis], [Pulicaria odora], [Pistacia lentiscus], [Phillyrea angustifolia] and [Arbutus unedo] occupying the siliceous soil of the thermo-Mediterranean levels of eastern Andalusia between the Sea of Alboran and the coastal Tejeda, Almijara, Alpujarra and Gador ranges, a few granitic outcroppings of the Sierra Morena and limited enclaves of the Badajos region. They have almost entirely disappeared.
Notation		G2.12442

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Label
Definition		Thermo-Mediterranean, basophilous forests and woodland of [Quercus rotundifolia] characteristic of the southeastern maritime façade of the Iberian peninsula in Valencia and Levante, rich in shrubs and lianas, with [Rubia peregrina ssp. longifolia], [Osyris quadripartita], [Chamaerops humilis], [Phillyrea angustifolia], [Clematis flammula]. Well-preserved examples survived until recently in, among others, the Sierra del Ave y Cortes de Pallas, in the Pobla Tornesa, in Millares, in Montduver. This community now appears extinct in its full forest form.
Notation		G2.1245

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Definition		Forests or woodland of [Quercus rotundifolia] occupying deep soils in the dry thermo-Mediterranean areas of the Balearic islands. Reasonably preserved examples are extremely rare.
Notation		G2.1246

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Definition		Forest or woodland formations dominated by arborescent [Quercus coccifera] ([Quercus calliprinos], [Quercus pseudococcifera]) or [Quercus alnifolia].
Notation		G2.13

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Label
Definition		Arborescent [Quercus coccifera]-dominated formations of peninsular Greece, of the Ionian and Aegean archipelagoes and of Crete. Extensive, fully-developed stands exist in several areas of Crete. The most representative forests occupy valleys in the 700-800 m range of the southern slopes of the Psiloriti mountains; [Acer orientale], [Cephalanthera cucullata] and [Epipactis cretica] are associated. Other forests are found in the Lefka and Lassithi mountains; [Pyrus amygdaliformis], [Prunus webbii], [Pistacia terebinthus], [Phillyrea latifolia], [Styrax officinalis] are characteristic of various Cretan stands. Outside of Crete, forest stands are found sporadically, in particular on Ikaria, Samothrace and Mount Athos, where [Quercus coccifera] is associated with [Quercus ilex], and at high elevations of Rhodes, where [Quercus coccifera] forms woodland fragments with arborescent [Phillyrea media]. In many areas remnant tall [Quercus coccifera] may form arborescent matorral, as for instance on Ossa; coppice-like formations of young trees also occur.
Notation		G2.131

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