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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
D1.227	Hiberno-Britannic upland blanket bog hollows and pools	Valid	2014-01-31	D1.227
D1.23	Boreo-Atlantic blanket bogs	Valid	2014-01-31	D1.23
D1.231	Southern boreo-Atlantic [Eriophorum] - [Calluna] bogs	Valid	2014-01-31	D1.231
D1.232	Southern boreo-Atlantic [Calluna] - [Racomitrium lanuginosum] moss bogs	Valid	2014-01-31	D1.232
D1.233	Southern boreo-Atlantic blanket bog hollow communities	Valid	2014-01-31	D1.233
D1.234	Northern boreo-Atlantic [Calluna] - [Empetrum] - [Sphagnum fuscum] blanket bogs	Valid	2014-01-31	D1.234
D1.235	Northern boreo-Atlantic blanket bog hollow communities	Valid	2014-01-31	D1.235
D1.24	Wet bare peat and peat haggs on blanket bogs	Valid	2014-01-31	D1.24
D2	Valley mires, poor fens and transition mires	Valid	2014-01-31	D2
D2.1	Valley mires	Valid	2014-01-31	D2.1
D2.11	Acid valley mires	Valid	2014-01-31	D2.11
D2.12	Basic and neutral valley mires	Valid	2014-01-31	D2.12
D2.2	Poor fens and soft-water spring mires	Valid	2014-01-31	D2.2
D2.21	[Eriophorum scheuchzeri] fens	Valid	2014-01-31	D2.21
D2.211	Alpide cottonsedge lake girdles	Valid	2014-01-31	D2.211
D2.212	Boreal [Eriophorum scheuchzeri] fens	Valid	2014-01-31	D2.212
D2.22	[Carex nigra], [Carex canescens], [Carex echinata] fens	Valid	2014-01-31	D2.22
D2.221	Peri-Alpine black-white-star and tall bog sedge fens	Valid	2014-01-31	D2.221
D2.2211	Subalpine black sedge fens	Valid	2014-01-31	D2.2211
D2.2212	Central Alpine tall bog sedge fens	Valid	2014-01-31	D2.2212

Identifier
Label
Definition		Wet depressions and seeps of Hiberno-Britannic upland blanket bogs colonized by hollow communities similar to those of raised bog hollows of unit 51.121 or by other communities of the [Scheuchzerietalia palustris] (units 54.5, 54.6), communities of the [Caricetalia fuscae] (unit 54.4), of the [Utricularietalia intermedio-minoris] (unit 22.45), of the [Littorelletalia] (unit 22.31) or of the [Potamogetonetalia] (unit 22.43). Pools and hollows are less prominent in these blanket bogs than in the western blanket bogs of unit 52.1.
Notation		D1.227

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Label
Definition		Blanket bogs of oceanic southern boreal affinities distributed in maritime western Norway from Rogaland, in the south, north to the Arctic Circle, and in the Faeroe Islands, characterised by the dominance of [Calluna]-[Racomitrium] and [Calluna]-[Sphagnum rubellum] communities. Additionally, blanket bogs of oceanic northern boreal affinities distributed in maritime western Norway, from southern Nordland to central Troms, characterised by the dominance of [Calluna]-[Empetrum]-[Sphagnum fuscum] communities.
Notation		D1.23

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Label
Definition		Main bog-surface and hummock communities of southern boreal blanket bogs dominated by [Calluna vulgaris], [Eriophorum vaginatum] and [Sphagnum rubellum], with [Erica tetralix], [Rubus chamaemorus], [Andromeda polifolia], [Vaccinium oxycoccos], [Drosera rotundifolia], [Sphagnum magellanicum].
Notation		D1.231

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Definition		Bog-surface and hummock communities characteristic of the southernmost southern boreal blanket bogs, in nemoral extreme southern Norway, oceanic southern boreal extreme western Norway, north to southern Tr”ndelag, and in the Faeroe Islands, dominated by [Calluna vulgaris], [Empetrum nigrum], [Racomitrium lanuginosum], with [Cornus suecica], [Rubus chamaemorus], [Vaccinium uliginosum], [Deschampsia flexuosa], [Dicranum elongatum], [Grimmia hypnoides], [Cladonia sylvatica].
Notation		D1.232

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Label
Definition		Hollow vegetation of southern boreal blanket bogs formed by [Sphagnum cuspidatum] and [Sphagnum tenellum], with [Rhynchospora alba], [Scheuchzeria palustris], [Drosera anglica], [Vaccinium oxycoccos], [Andromeda polifolia], [Carex limosa], [Eriophorum vaginatum].
Notation		D1.233

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Label
Definition		Bog-surface and hummock communities of the northern boreal blanket bogs dominated by [Calluna vulgaris], [Empetrum] spp., [Vaccinium uliginosum] and [Sphagnum fuscum] with [Andromeda polifolia], [Vaccinium microcarpum], [Drosera rotundifolia], [Betula nana], [Cladonia rangiferina], [Cladonia sylvatica].
Notation		D1.234

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Label
Definition		Hollow vegetation of northern boreal blanket bogs formed by [Sphagnum majus], with [Rhynchospora alba], [Scheuchzeria palustris], [Vaccinium oxycoccos], [Andromeda polifolia], [Carex limosa], [Scirpus cespitosus], [Drepanocladus fluitans].
Notation		D1.235

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Label
Definition		Weakly to strongly acid peatlands, flushes and vegetated rafts formed in situations where they receive water from the surrounding landscape or are intermediate between land and water. Included are quaking bogs and vegetated non-calcareous springs. Excluded are calcareous fens (D4), and reedbeds (C3, D5).
Notation		D2

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Label
Definition		Topogenous wetlands in which the peat-forming vegetation depends on water draining from the surrounding landscape. Most valley mires are habitat complexes including poor fens, transition mires and pools. Acid valley mires (D2.11) often have vegetation resembling that of bogs (D1), especially in those parts relatively distant from flowing water. Basic and neutral valley mires (D2.12) support mainly poor-fen vegetation (D2.2), but in large mire systems, this is accompanied by acid wet grassland (E3.5), large sedges (D5.2) and reeds (D5.1). Sphagnum hummocks form locally and transition mires (D2.3) or littoral (C3.2) and spring (D2.2C) communities colonize small depressions. Excluded are rich-fen valley mires (D4.1).
Notation		D2.1

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Label
Definition		Peatlands, flushes and vegetated springs with moderately acid ground water, within valley mires or on hillsides. As in the rich fens, the water level is at or near the surface of the substratum and peat formation depends on a permanently high watertable. Poor-fen vegetation is typically dominated by small sedges ([Carex canescens], [Carex echinata], [Carex nigra], [Eriophorum angustifolium], [Eriophorum scheuchzeri], [Trichophorum cespitosum]), with pleurocarpous mosses ([Calliergonella cuspidata], [Calliergon sarmentosum], [Calliergon stramineum], [Drepanocladus exannulatus], [Drepanocladus fluitans]) or sphagna ([Sphagnum cuspidatum], [Sphagnum papillosum], [Sphagnum recurvum agg]., [Sphagnum russowii], [Sphagnum subsecundum agg].). Other characteristic vascular plants are [Agrostis canina], [Cardamine pratensis], [Juncus filiformis], [Ranunculus flammula] and [Viola palustris]. Soft-water spring mires (D2.2C) are often dominated by [Montia fontana] or bryophytes ([Bryum] spp., [Philonotis] spp., [Pohlia] spp.). Excluded are the water body of soft-water springs (C2.1), and incompletely terrestrialized fringing vegetation (C3.2) or vegetation rafts (D2.3).
Notation		D2.2

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Label
Definition		Swards of [Eriophorum scheuchzeri] of Palaearctic boreal fens and of acidic lake shores in the Alps and the eastern Carpathians.
Notation		D2.21

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Label
Definition		Almost pure swards of [Eriophorum scheuchzeri] fringing small, cold, acidic lakes above the tree limit in the Alps and the Eastern Carpathians. They are related to both the boreal communities of unit 54.412 and to the arctoboreal marsh-fens of unit 54.71.
Notation		D2.211

Identifier
Label
Definition		[Eriophorum scheuchzeri]-dominated fen swards of boreal regions of the Palaearctic domaine, in particular of subalpine to middle alpine levels of the boreoalpine and arctoalpine mountains of Fennoscandia, dominated by [Eriophorum scheuchzeri] associated with a continuous brown moss carpet mostly of [Drepanocladus exannulatus], with [Philonotis fontana], occupying often snow-patch covered, waterlogged substrates. [Carex lachenalii] is characteristic in Fennoscandia; the vascular plant cortège may also include [Calamagrostis stricta], [Cardamine pratensis], [Carex bigelowii], [Deschampsia cespitosa], [Equisetum arvense], [Eriophorum angustifolium], [Juncus biglumis], [Koenigia islandica], [Omalotheca supina] ([Gnaphalium supinum]), [Poa pratensis], [Ranunculus reptans], [Salix herbacea], [Saxifraga stellaris].
Notation		D2.212

Identifier
Label
Definition		Acidic fen communities of middle Europe, the Alpine system, the Pyrenees and northern Iberia, rich in [Carex nigra], [Carex canescens], [Carex echinata], often accompanied by [Eriophorum angustifolium] and [Juncus] spp., with a muscinal layer of brown mosses, sphagna or both.
Notation		D2.22

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Label
Definition		Acidophilous small sedge communities of the Alps, the Alpine periphery and the greater Hercynian ranges, including the Bohemian Quadrangle, the Black Forest, the Vosges and the Central Massif.
Notation		D2.221

Identifier
Label
Definition		Acidophilous small sedge communities of the alpine and subalpine levels of the Alps and Alpine periphery, including the greater Hercynian ranges of the Bohemian Quadrangle, the Black Forest, the Vosges, the Central Massif, occupying wet gentle slopes and plateaux where melt water lingers or encircling small lakes on the landward, usually emerged, side of the [Eriophorum scheuchzeri] girdle. The sward is formed by [Carex nigra], [Carex canescens], [Carex echinata], [Juncus filiformis] variously accompanied by [Eriophorum angustifolium], [Carex magellanica], [Carex lachenalii], [Carex norvegica], [Carex panicea], [Carex demissa], [Phleum alpinum], [Agrostis canina], [Viola palustris], [Parnassia palustris], [Pedicularis palustris]; the moss layer is formed by [Scapania paludosa], [Paludella squarrosa], [Drepanocladus exannulatus], [Drepanocladus revolvens], [Drepanocladus intermedius], [Calliergon stramineum], [Calliergon sarmentosum], [Willemetia stipitata], [Sphagnum recurvum].
Notation		D2.2211

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Label
Definition		Acidophilous small sedge communities of the alpine and subalpine levels of the central Alps dominated by [Carex magellanica].
Notation		D2.2212

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