EUNIS habitat type hierarchical view
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A : Marine habitats
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B : Coastal habitats
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C : Inland surface waters
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D : Mires, bogs and fens
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D1 : Raised and blanket bogs
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D2 : Valley mires, poor fens and transition mires
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D3 : Aapa, palsa and polygon mires
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D4 : Base-rich fens and calcareous spring mires
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D5 : Sedge and reedbeds, normally without free-standing water
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D6 : Inland saline and brackish marshes and reedbeds
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D6.1 : Inland saltmarshes
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D6.11 : Interior European [Puccinellia distans] meadows
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D6.12 : Interior European saltmarsh [Juncus gerardi] and [Elymus repens] beds
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D6.13 : Interior European [Halimione pedunculata] beds
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D6.14 : Swards of Carpathian travertine concretions
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D6.15 : Interior Iberian [Microcnemum] and [Salicornia] swards
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D6.16 : Interior central European and Anatolian [Salicornia], [Microcnemum], [Suaeda] and [Salsola] swards
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D6.17 : Western European continental glasswort beds
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D6.18 : Interior European saltmarsh [Carex divisa] and [Carex distans] beds
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D6.2 : Inland saline or brackish species-poor helophyte beds normally without free-standing water
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E : Grasslands and lands dominated by forbs, mosses or lichens
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F : Heathland, scrub and tundra
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F1 : Tundra
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F2 : Arctic, alpine and subalpine scrub
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F3 : Temperate and mediterranean-montane scrub
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F4 : Temperate shrub heathland
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F5 : Maquis, arborescent matorral and thermo-Mediterranean brushes
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F6 : Garrigue
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F7 : Spiny Mediterranean heaths (phrygana, hedgehog-heaths and related coastal cliff vegetation)
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F8 : Thermo-Atlantic xerophytic scrub
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F9 : Riverine and fen scrubs
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FA : Hedgerows
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FB : Shrub plantations
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G : Woodland, forest and other wooded land
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G1 : Broadleaved deciduous woodland
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G2 : Broadleaved evergreen woodland
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G2.1 : Mediterranean evergreen [Quercus] woodland
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G2.2 : Eurasian continental sclerophyllous woodland
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G2.3 : Macaronesian [Laurus] woodland
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G2.4 : [Olea europaea] - [Ceratonia siliqua] woodland
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G2.5 : [Phoenix] groves
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G2.6 : [Ilex aquifolium] woods
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G2.7 : Canary Island heath woodland
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G2.8 : Highly artificial broadleaved evergreen forestry plantations
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G2.9 : Evergreen orchards and groves
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G3 : Coniferous woodland
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G4 : Mixed deciduous and coniferous woodland
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G5 : Lines of trees, small anthropogenic woodlands, recently felled woodland, early-stage woodland and coppice
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H : Inland unvegetated or sparsely vegetated habitats
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H1 : Terrestrial underground caves, cave systems, passages and waterbodies
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H2 : Screes
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H3 : Inland cliffs, rock pavements and outcrops
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H4 : Snow or ice-dominated habitats
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H5 : Miscellaneous inland habitats with very sparse or no vegetation
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H5.1 : Fjell fields and other freeze-thaw features with very sparse or no vegetation
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H5.2 : Glacial moraines with very sparse or no vegetation
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H5.3 : Sparsely- or un-vegetated habitats on mineral substrates not resulting from recent ice activity
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H5.4 : Dry organic substrates with very sparse or no vegetation
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H5.5 : Burnt areas with very sparse or no vegetation
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H5.6 : Trampled areas
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H6 : Recent volcanic features
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I : Regularly or recently cultivated agricultural, horticultural and domestic habitats
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J : Constructed, industrial and other artificial habitats
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X : Habitat complexes
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