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9080 - * Bosques pantanosos caducifolios de Fenoscandia

Ámbito: Terrestre (incl. fluvial) identificador: 9080 Prioritario: Sí

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9080 - * Fennoscandian deciduous swamp woods

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Deciduous swamps are under permanent influence of surface water and usually flooded annually. They are moist or wet, wooded wetlands with some peat formation, but the peat layer is usually Interpretation Manual - EUR28 Page 107 very thin. Ash (Fraxinus excelsior) in the hemiboreal zone and black alder (Alnus glutinosa) reaching the middle boreal zone are typical tree species. Gray alder (Alnus incana), silver birch (Betula pubescens) and willows (Salix spp.) are also common. A mosaic of patches with different water level and vegetation is typical for the type. Around the tree stems are small hummocks, but wet flooded surfaces are dominant. Deciduous swamp woods are most common in Finland in the southwestern archipelago and other coastal areas. On the mainland they are rare. In Sweden they are common throughout the whole region.

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Bibliografía (EUR28)

Ruuhijärvi, R. (1983).- The Finnish mire types and their regional distribution. In: Gore, A.J.P. (ed.) Ecosystems of the World 4B. Mires: Swamp, bog, fen and moor. Regional studies, 47- 67. Elsevier, Amsterdam.

Eurola, S. & Kaakinen, E. (1984).- Key to Finnish mire types. In: Moore, P.D. (ed.). European mires, 11-117. Academic Press, London

Bergendorff, C., Larsson, A. & Nihlgård, B. (1979). Sydliga lövskogsbestånd i Sverige. Statens naturvårdsverk. Rapport. SNV PM 1278, Solna, 68 pp.