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List of syntaxa currently covered in the knowledge base of Araucaria
Last update: 07.05.2008
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Syntaxon
name
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Description
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Represented
associations
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Efficency
(1º choice) |
Efficency
(1º/2º choice) |
| Brometalia
erecti |
mesophytic or slightly xerophytic pastures |
20
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81.6%
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91.7%
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| Origanetalia vulgaris | herb communities growing on forest fringes |
10
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66.2%
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89.5%
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| Galio-Alliarietalia | megaforb sciophilous communities |
11
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78.2%
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87.1%
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| Prunetalia spinosae | shrub communities growing on decideous forest fringes |
9
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83.6%
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91.8%
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| Populetalia albae | riverine meso-macroforests growing on wet fluvisols with high water-table |
7
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79.4%
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88.9%
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| Quercetalia ilicis | mediterranean woodlands, scrublands and maquis |
13
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87.2%
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92.7%
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| Quercetalia pubescentis | submediterranean decideous oak woodlands |
10
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75.0%
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88.3%
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| Quercetalia robori-petraeae | oak forests growing on neutral or slightly acidic soils |
2
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NA
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NA
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| Fagetalia sylvaticae | beech forests |
22
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63.5%
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76.1%
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| Littorelletalia | Dwarf helophyte amphibious oligotrophic communities on shore dystrophic lakes, nutrient-poor standing or slow-flowing waters |
1
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NA
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NA
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| Montio-Cardaminetalia | Cold spring communities dominated by bryophytes and evergreen soft helophyte phanerogams. |
6
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NA
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NA
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| Phragmitetalia | Swampy, fenny, lacustrine and riverine helophyte communities (helostadion) dominated by perennial graminoids, sedges, forbs and herbs of fresh and brackish waters. Tall fresh water graminoids. |
15
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NA
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NA
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| Isoetetalia | Pioneer annual and dwarf perennial ephemeral isoetid communities on periodically flooded bare soils. Spring and early summer bloom sometimes with isotids. |
7
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NA
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NA
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| Caricetalia fuscae | Mire, fen and bog communities of small sedges and bryophytes of Holarctic cold territories. Oligotrophic peats and mineral peaty soils. |
3
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NA
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NA
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| Caricetalia davallianae | Mire, fen and bog communities of small sedges and bryophytes of Holarctic cold territories. Fens, calcareous oligo-mesophic peats and peaty flushed soils. |
4
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NA
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NA
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| Arrhenatheretalia elatioris | Temperate mesophile eutrophic manured meadows on well drained fertile minerale soils, mostly Eurosiberian. |
11
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NA
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NA
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| Erico-Sphagnetalia papillosi | Blanket bogs and peaty ombrogenous or aquatic Sphagnum and heath communities. |
2
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NA
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NA
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| Lemnetalia | Bryo-cormophyte fresh-water floating communities. |
4
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NA
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NA
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| Molinietalia | Temperate pastures and medows in permanent moist often peaty soils occasionally mowed, mostly Eurosiberian. |
NA
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NA
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NA
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