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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
C3.51	Euro-Siberian dwarf annual amphibious swards	Valid	2014-01-31	C3.51
C3.511	Freshwater dwarf [Eleocharis] communities	Valid	2014-01-31	C3.511
C3.512	Dune-slack [Centaurium] swards	Valid	2014-01-31	C3.512
C3.513	Dwarf toad-rush communities	Valid	2014-01-31	C3.513
C3.5131	Toad-rush swards	Valid	2014-01-31	C3.5131
C3.5132	Swards of small [Cyperus] species	Valid	2014-01-31	C3.5132
C3.5133	Wet ground dwarf herb communities	Valid	2014-01-31	C3.5133
C3.52	[Bidens] communities (of lake and pond shores)	Valid	2014-01-31	C3.52
C3.53	Euro-Siberian annual river mud communities	Valid	2014-01-31	C3.53
C3.54	Boreo-arctic river mud communities	Valid	2014-01-31	C3.54
C3.55	Sparsely vegetated river gravel banks	Valid	2014-01-31	C3.55
C3.551	Boreo-alpine stream gravel habitats	Valid	2014-01-31	C3.551
C3.552	Montane river gravel habitats	Valid	2014-01-31	C3.552
C3.5521	River gravel chondrilla communities	Valid	2014-01-31	C3.5521
C3.5522	Small-reed river gravel communities	Valid	2014-01-31	C3.5522
C3.55221	Carpatho-Alpine small-reed river gravel communities	Valid	2014-01-31	C3.55221
C3.55222	Pyreneo-Cantabric small-reed river gravel communities	Valid	2014-01-31	C3.55222
C3.5523	Figwort river gravel communities	Valid	2014-01-31	C3.5523
C3.5524	Ponto-Caucasian river gravel communities	Valid	2014-01-31	C3.5524
C3.553	Mediterranean river gravel habitats	Valid	2014-01-31	C3.553

Identifier
Label
Definition		Dwarf oligo-mesotrophic annual communities of recently emerged muds and sands of the nemoral, boreonemoral and boreal regions. Terrestrial forms of amphibious species and annual species are frequent. A dynamic habitat, and several aspects can occur during the vegetation cycle. If the substrate is sufficiently wet, and also in advanced successional stages, the moss layer is abundant. Typical species are [Juncus bufonius], [Cyperus fuscus], [Cyperus flavescens] and other species from vegetation of class [Isoeto-Nanojuncetea].
Notation		C3.51

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Label
Definition		Rare communities colonising the fluid muds of drying ponds of nemoral, boreonemoral, boreal, and, locally, steppic, Palaearctic Eurasia, characterised by [Eleocharis ovata], [Eleocharis carniolica], [Carex bohemica], [Lindernia procumbens], [Scirpus supinus], [Limosella aquatica], [Cyperus fuscus], [Peplis portula], [Juncus tenageia], [Elatine hexandra], [Elatine hydropiper], and [Coleanthus subtilis]; the latter species has a highly disjunct distribution, principally in western France, the Czech Republic and adjacent southeastern Germany and northern Austria, the Lake Ladoga region of Russia and Amurland.
Notation		C3.511

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Label
Definition		Pioneer formations of humid calcareous sands of Atlantic and sub-Atlantic Europe, recorded from the North Sea coasts of northern France, Belgium, the Netherlands, England, Germany and Denmark, and from the Baltic coast of Germany, with [Samolus valerandi], [Centaurium littorale], [Centaurium erythraea], [Centaurium pulchellum], [Gentianella amarella], [Blackstonia perfoliata], [Juncus bufonius], characteristic of humid dune slacks and dune pool fringes, on soils with low salinity.
Notation		C3.512

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Label
Definition		Associations, often very limited in extent, appearing in the drying phase of temporary pools, flooded ruts of forest paths, wet heath paths, humid forest cuts, seeping mowed lawns and other sufficiently lit temporarily inundated, most often acidic, soils of nemoral, boreonemoral, boreal, and, locally, steppic, Palaearctic Eurasia, characterised by [Juncus bufonius], [Scirpus setaceus], [Cyperus flavescens], [Centunculus minimus], [Spergularia segetalis], [Centaurium pulchellum], [Blackstonia perfoliata], [Samolus valerandi], [Cicendia filiformis], [Radiola linoides] and [Illecebrum verticillatum].
Notation		C3.513

Identifier
Label
Definition		Communities of temporary pools, flooded ruts of forest paths, and other sufficiently lit temporarily inundated or moist soils of nemoral, boreonemoral and boreal Palaearctic Eurasia dominated by [Juncus bufonius].
Notation		C3.5131

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Label
Definition		Dense, taller annual communities (usually up to maximum height 100 cm) colonizing nitrogen-rich muds of dry ponds and lakes of the boreal and nemoral zones of the Palaearctic, and locally of the Eurasian steppe zone. Dominants are [Bidens] spp., [Rorippa palustris], [Rorippa islandica], [Chenopodium] spp., [Polygonum] spp., [Rumex maritimus], [Rumex palustris], [Ranunculus sceleratus], [Senecio congestus], [Catabrosa aquatica] and [Leersia oryzoides].
Notation		C3.52

Identifier
Label
Definition		Pioneer formations of tall annuals colonizing nitrogen-rich muds of lowland rivers of boreal and nemoral zones, and locally of the Eurasian steppe zone, occurring also in Mediterranean region, with [Bidens] spp., [Rorippa] spp., [Chenopodium] spp., [Polygonum] spp. and [Xanthium] spp.
Notation		C3.53

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Label
Definition		Vascular plant communities occupying gravel deposits of rivers, including pioneer vegetation and subsequent stages in the colonization sequence. Early-stage communities of Alpide, boreal and Mediterranean watercourses are specialised, those of nemoral lowlands and hills are related to other formations, in particular those of unit E3. Vegetation communites of e.g. [Thlaspietea rotundifolii] – [Glaucion flavi] and [Salicion eleagno-daphnoidis], with the most typical species [Caltha palustris ssp. laeta], [Salix elaeagnos], [Salix purpurea] and [Poa trivialis].
Notation		C3.55

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Label
Definition		Open assemblies of herbaceous or suffrutescent pioneering plants, rich in alpine species, colonizing gravel beds of Palaearctic streams with an alpine, summer-high, flow regime, formed in northern boreal and lower arctic mountains, hills and sometimes lowlands, as well as in the alpine and subalpine zones of higher, glaciated, mountains of more southern regions, sometimes with abyssal stations at lower altitudes.
Notation		C3.551

Identifier
Label
Definition		Open or closed assemblies of herbaceous or suffrutescent pioneering plants, colonizing, within the montane or submontane levels, gravel beds of streams with an alpine, summer-high, flow regime, born in high mountains of the Alpine system.
Notation		C3.552

Identifier
Label
Definition		Open and often unstable assemblies of herbaceous or suffrutescent pioneering plants, rich in casual immigrants from higher altitudes, colonizing gravel beds of the montane reaches of unregulated Alpine streams, with [Chondrilla chondrilloides], often accompanied by [Erucastrum nasturtiifolium], [Gypsophila repens], [Dryas octopetala], [Aethionema saxatile], [Epilobium dodonaei], [Erigeron acer], [Leontodon berinii], [Buphthalmum salicifolium], [Euphorbia cyparissias], [Fumana procumbens], [Agrostis gigantea], [Anthyllis vulneraria ssp. alpestris], [Campanula cochlearifolia], [Hieracium piloselloides], [Calamagrostis pseudophragmites], [Conyza canadensis], [Pritzelago alpina], and seedlings of [Salix elaeagnos], [Salix purpurea], [Salix daphnoides] and [Myricaria germanica]. Because of widespread interference with natural flow regimes, these formations are gravely endangered.
Notation		C3.5521

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Label
Definition		Closed or lacunar assemblies of often large herbaceous or suffrutescent pioneering plants colonizing montane and submontane gravel beds loaded with finer sands or silts of unregulated streams of the Alpine system and its vicinity. [Calamagrostis pseudophragmites] is usually dominant, seedlings of montane and dealpine willows, characteristic of 24.2221, often absent.
Notation		C3.5522

Identifier
Label
Definition		[Calamagrostis pseudophragmites]-dominated communities of rivers originating in the Alpine and Carpathian arcs complex. Characteristic plants include [Epilobium dodonaei], [Agrostis gigantea], [Phalaris arundinacea], [Tussilago farfara]. Like those of unit 24.2221, these communities are gravely threatened by widespread watercourse alterations affecting natural flow regimes.
Notation		C3.55221

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Label
Definition		Assemblies of herbaceous or suffrutescent pioneering plants colonizing gravel beds of streams with an alpine, summer-high, flow regime in the montane zone of the Pyrenees and the Cantabrian chain, with [Calamagrostis pseudophragmites] and [Erucastrum nasturtiifolium].
Notation		C3.55222

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Label
Definition		Thermophile pioneer communities of river gravels, mostly characteristic of the upper Rhine, with [Scrophularia canina], [Epilobium dodonaei], [Hieracium piloselloides], [Silene prostrata], [Inula conyza], [Centaurea stoebe ssp. stoebe], [Arenaria serpyllifolia], [Echium vulgare], [Salix elaeagnos] seedlings.
Notation		C3.5523

Identifier
Label
Definition		Open or closed assemblies of herbaceous or suffrutescent pioneering plants, colonizing, within the montane or submontane levels, gravel beds of streams with an alpine, summer-high, flow regime, born in the high Ponto-Caucasian mountains.
Notation		C3.5524

Identifier
Label
Definition		Communities colonizing gravel deposits of Palaearctic rivers with a Mediterranean, summer-low, flow regime, with, in particular, [Myricaria germanica], [Erucastrum nasturtiifolium], [Glaucium flavum], [Oenothera biennis].
Notation		C3.553

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