Distribution maps of habitat types

EUHYDROPHYTE HABITATS

A1	Standing water communities with Trapa, Lemna, Salvinia and Ceratophyllum
A23	Euhydrophyte communities with Nymphaea, Nuphar, Utricularia and Stratiotes
A3a	Communities of slowly running waters with Potamogeton and Nymphoides
A4	Euhydrophyte communities of fens
A5	Athalassal saline euhydrophyte communities

MARSHES

FLUSHES, TRANSITION MIRES & RAISED BOGS

C1	Soft and hard water flushes
C23	Transition mires and raised bogs

RICH FENS, EU- & MESOTROPHIC MEADOWS & TALL HERB COOMUNITIES

D1	Rich fens (Caricion davallianae)
D2	Molinia meadows
D34	Mesotrophic wet meadows
D5	Tall herb communities of creeks and fens
D6	Tall herb communities of floodplains and marshes

COLLINE AND MONTAINE HAY MEADOWS, ACID GRASSLANDS AND HEATHS

E1	Arrhenatherum hay meadows
E2	Festuca rubra hay meadows
E34	Cynosurion grasslands and Nardus swards
E5	Calluna heaths

HALOPHYTIC HABITATS

F1a	Artemisia salt steppes
F1b	Achillea steppes on meadow solonetz
F2	Salt meadows
F3	Tall herb salt meadows and salt meadow steppes
F4	Dense and tall Puccinellia swards
F5	Annual salt pioneer swards of steppes and lakes

DRY OPEN GRASSLANDS

G1	Open sand steppes
G2	Calcareous open rocky grasslands
G3	Siliceous open rocky grasslands

DRY AND SEMI-DRY CLOSED GRASSLANDS

H1	Closed rocky grasslands, species rich Bromus pannonicus grasslands
H2	Calcareous rocky steppes
H3a	Slope steppes on stony ground
H4	Bromus erectus-Brachypodium pinnatum xero-mesic grasslands, dry tall herb communities and forest steppe meadows and other semi-dry grasslands
H5a	Closed steppes on loess, clay, tufa
H5b	Closed sand steppes

NON-RUDERAL PIONEER HABITATS

I1	Amphibious communities on river gravel and sand banks
I2	Semi-desert vegetation on loess cliffs
I4	Open vegetation of shadowed rocks

OTHER NON-WOODY HABITATS

OA	Uncharacteristic wetlands
OB	Uncharacteristic mesic meadows and tall herb communities
OC	Uncharacteristic dry/semi-dry grasslands and tall herb communities

SHRUBLANDS

RIVERINE AND SWAMP WOODLANDS

J1b	Birch mire woodlands
J2	Alder and ash swamp woodlands
J4	Riverine willow-poplar woodlands
J5	Riverine ash-alder woodlands
J6	Riverine oak-elm-ash woodlands

MESIC DECIDUOUS WOODLANDS

K1a	Lowland pedunculate oak - hornbeam woodlands
K2	Sessile oak - hornbeam woodlands
K5	Beech woodlands
K7a	Acidofrequent beech woodlands
K7b	Acidofrequent oak-hornbeam woodlands

CLOSED AND OPEN DRY DECIDUOUS WOODLANDS

ROCKY WOODLANDS

LY1	Forests of ravines (mesic rocky forests rich in Acer pseudoplatanus)
LY2	Mixed forests of slopes and screes
LY3	Limestone beech forests
LY4	Mixed relic oak forests on rocks

CONIFEROUS MIXED WOODLANDS

N13	Acidofrequent coniferous forests
N2	Calcareous Scots pine forests

OTHER WOODLANDS AND WOODY HABITATS

P45	Wooded pastures and sweet chestnut forests
P7	Extensive orchards with ancient cultivars (often invaded by shrubs and trees)
RA	Scattered native trees or narrow tree lines
RB	Uncharacteristic (often pioneer) softwood forests and plantations
RC	Uncharacteristic hardwood forests and plantations
RDb	Uncharacteristic forests and plantations mixed with non-native tree species

B1a	Eu- and mesotrophic reed and Typha beds
B1b	Oligotrophic reed and Typha beds of fens, floating fens
B2	Glyceria, Sparganium and Schoenoplectus beds
B3	Water-fringing helophyte beds with Butomus, Eleocharis and Alisma
B4	Tussock sedge communities
B5	Non-tussock beds of large sedges
B6	Salt marshes
BA	Fine-scale mosaic or zonation of marsh communities of channels, ditches and artificial lakes

J1a	Willow mire shrubs
J3	Riverine willow shrub
M6	Continental deciduous steppe thickets
M7	Continental deciduous rocky thickets
M8	Thermophilous woodland fringes
P2a	Mesic shrub vegetation
P2b	Dry shrub vegetation with Crataegus monogyna, Prunus spinosa and Juniperus communis

L1	Closed termophilous downy oak woodlands
L2a	Turkey oak - sessile oak woodlands
L2b	Turkey oak - pedunculate oak woodlands
L2x	Closed and mixed steppe oak woodlands on foothills
L4a	Closed acidofrequent oak woodlands
L4b	Open acidofrequent oak woodlands
L5	Closed lowland steppe oak woodlands
M1	Downy oak scrub woodlands
M2	Open loess steppe oak woodlands with openings
M3	Open salt steppe oak woodlands with openings
M4	Open sand steppe oak woodlands with openings
M5	Poplar-juniper steppe woodlands