Concept: Shingle beach driftlines in the eunishabitats vocabulary

Concept URI	http://eunis.eea.europa.eu/eunishabitats/B2.1
Preferred label	Shingle beach driftlines
Definition	The lowest level of the supralittoral, just above the normal tide limit, where drift material accumulates and the shingle may be rich in nitrogenous organic matter. Vegetation, if present at all, is very open and composed of annuals or, particularly by the Mediterranean, especially the east Mediterranean, of annuals and perennials, occupying accumulations of drift material and gravels rich in nitrogenous organic matter; characteristic are [Cakile maritima], [Salsola kali], [Atriplex] spp., [Polygonum] spp., [Euphorbia peplis], [Mertensia maritima], and, particularly in Mediterranean formations, [Glaucium flavum], [Matthiola sinuata], [Matthiola tricuspidata], [Euphorbia paralias], [Eryngium maritimum].
Notation	B2.1
Status	Valid
Status Modified	2014-01-31
Accepted Date	2014-01-31
Not Accepted Date
Has broader	B2 (Coastal shingle) in biodiversity/eunishabitats
Has narrower	B2.11 (Boreo-arctic gravel beach annual communities) in biodiversity/eunishabitats B2.12 (Atlantic and Baltic shingle beach drift lines) in biodiversity/eunishabitats B2.13 (Gravel beach communities of the mediterranean region) in biodiversity/eunishabitats B2.14 (Biocenosis of slowly drying wracks) in biodiversity/eunishabitats
Has exact match	http://eunis.eea.europa.eu/habitats/41