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9030 - * Bosques naturales de las primeras fases de la sucesión de las áreas emergidas costeras

Ámbito: Terrestre (incl. fluvial) identificador: 9030 Prioritario: Sí

Nombre original EUR28

9030 - * Natural forests of primary succession stages of landupheaval coast

Descripción original en inglés (EUR28)

This type includes different types of deciduous, coniferous and mixed natural thickets and forests developed on land upheaval coasts of the Baltic sea. Characteristic for these habitats are stages of primary succession from shore grassland vegetation to climax forests or various wetland types. Also soil horizons are poorly developed, although podsol soils are otherwise typical for boreal forest. The youngest pioneer forests near the sea are often low or tall herb deciduous forests, thickets or swamps. Vegetation succession can also proceed from willow swamps through forest swamps to mires. Alder and birch are dominant in the tree layer and willows are often common in Interpretation Manual - EUR28 Page 104 the shrub layer. Grasses are abundant. Further inland the influence of the sea is weakened, the soils are often poor in nutrients and coniferous forests are typical. Pine, and often also spruce, dominates the tree layer and dwarf shrubs dominate in the field layer. In the ground layer mosses are common, but in many areas lichens are abundant.

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Bibliografía (EUR28)

Havas, P. (1967).- Zur ökologie der Laubwelder, insbesondere der Grauerlenwälder, an der Kuste der Bottenwiek. Aquilo, Ser. Bot., 6: 314-346.

Vartiainen, T. (1980).- Succession of island vegetation in the land uplift area of the northernmost Gulf of Bothnia, Finland. Acta Botanica Fennica, 115: 1-105