Concept: Hard water springs in the eunishabitats vocabulary

Concept URI	http://eunis.eea.europa.eu/eunishabitats/C2.12
Preferred label	Hard water springs
Definition	Springs rich in calcium, typically due to calcareous tufa formation. Species-rich habitats with high moss cover, high dominance of moss [Cratoneuron commutatum] is typical. The stands belong to alliances [Cratoneurion commutati] and [Lycopodo-Cratoneurion commutati] with typical species [Arabis soyeri], [Saxifraga aizoides], [Viola biflora], [Cochlearia pyrenaica], [Bryum pseudotriquetrum], [Conocephalum conicum], [Eucladium verticillatum] and [Palustriella commutata].
Notation	C2.12
Status	Valid
Status Modified	2014-01-31
Accepted Date	2014-01-31
Not Accepted Date
Has broader	C2.1 (Springs, spring brooks and geysers) in biodiversity/eunishabitats
Has narrower	C2.121 (Petrifying springs with tufa or travertine formations) in biodiversity/eunishabitats
Has exact match	http://eunis.eea.europa.eu/habitats/1408