Corydalis ash-oak forests

English name: Corydalis ash-oak forests

Description (English)

Quercus robur-Fraxinus excelsior forests occupying damp colluvions at the bottom of slopes in valleys within sub-Atlantic forests, characterized by the presence of the group of Anemone ranunculoides, Corydalis solida, Gagea lutea and Lathraea squamaria or of Aconitum vulparia, transitional to ravine or alluvial forests.

Source: EUNIS habitat classification

Quick facts

EUNIS habitat type code G1.A132
Bern Convention Included in a Resolution 4 habitat type at a higher level (G1.A1)

Vegetation types

Relation to vegetation types (syntaxa)

Not available

Species mentioned in habitat description

Flowering Plants Aconitum vulparia
Flowering Plants Anemone ranunculoides
Flowering Plants Corydalis solida
Flowering Plants Fraxinus excelsior
Flowering Plants Gagea lutea
Flowering Plants Lathraea squamaria
Flowering Plants Quercus robur
Species scientific name English common name Species group
Aconitum vulparia Flowering Plants
Anemone ranunculoides Flowering Plants
Corydalis solida Flowering Plants
Fraxinus excelsior Flowering Plants
Gagea lutea Flowering Plants
Lathraea squamaria Flowering Plants
Quercus robur Flowering Plants

Other classifications

Classification Code Habitat type name Relationship type
Palaearctic Habitat Classification 200112 41.232 Corydalis ash-oak forests source
For relation to plant communities (syntaxa), see Vegetation types

History

Classification Code Habitat type name Relationship type
EUNIS Habitat Classification 200410 G1.A132 Corydalis ash-oak forests same
EUNIS Habitat Classification 200308 G1.A132 Corydalis ash-oak forests same
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