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91M0 - Bosques balcanicopanónicos de roble turco y roble albar

Ámbito: Terrestre (incl. fluvial) identificador: 91M0 Prioritario: No

Nombre original EUR28

91M0 - Pannonian-Balkanic turkey oak — sessile oak forests

Descripción original en inglés (EUR28)

Sub-continental thermo-xerophile Quercus cerris, Q. petraea or Q. frainetto and related deciduous oaks, locally of Q. pedunculiflora or Q. virgiliana forests of the Pannonic, hills and plains of western and southern Romania, northern Balcanic hilly regions and of the supra-Mediterranean level of continental north east Greece, and of supra-Mediterranean Anatolia and in lower mountains with the continental Acer tataricum. Distributed generally between 250 and 600 (800) m above sea level and developed on varied substrates: limestones, andesites, basalt, loess, clay, sand, etc., on slightly acidic, usually deep brown soils.

Especies presentes (EUR28)

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Bibliografía (EUR28)

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Jordanov, D. (1939). The vegetation of the Bulgarian part of the Stranja Mts. Proceed. of Sofia Univ., Faculty of Physics and Mathematics, 34.3: 409-476; 35, 3: 1-90. (in Bulgarian).

Horánszky, A. (1964). Die Wälder des Szentendre-Visegráder Gebirges. Akadémiai Kiadó, Budapest.

Simon, T. (1979). Vegetationsuntersuchungen im Zempléner Gebirge. Akadémiai Kiadó, Budapest.

Borhidi, A. and Sánta, A. (eds.) (1999). Vörös Könyv Magyarország növénytársulásairól. 1-2. kötet. (Red Book of Hungarian plant communities. Vol. 1-2.). TermészetBÚVÁR Alapítvány Kiadó, Budapest, 768 pp. (in Hungarian).

Doni??, N., Popescu, A., Pauc?-Com?nescu, M., Mih?ilescu, S., Biri?, I.A. (2005). Habitatele din România. Edit. Tehnic? Silvic?, Bucure?ti, 500 p. (ISBN 973-96001-4-X).

Borhidi, A. (1996). A critical revision of the Hungarian plant communities. Janus Pannonius University, Pécs, 138 pp.