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PHYSIS code

11,22
11,24
11,25
11,26
11,27
11,3
13,2
15,5
15,6
15,8
15.A
16,2
21
22,31
22,321
22,412
22,413
22,415
22,4321
22,4323
22,44
22,5
24,2
31,2
34,3
34,5
35,11
37,2
37,3
38,25
41,1
41,2
41,4
41,5
41,7

HABITAT TYPE
Sublittoral soft seabeds
Sublittoral rocky seabeds and kelp forests
Sublittoral organogenic concretions
Sublittoral cave communities
Soft sediment littoral communities
Sea-grass meadows
Estuaries
Mediterranean and thermo-Atlantic salt meadows
Mediterraneo-nemoral saltmarsh scrubs
Mediterranean salt steppes
Continental salt steppes and saltmarshes
Dunes
Coastal lagoons
Euro-Siberian perennial amphibious communities
Dwarf spike-rush communities
Frogbit rafts
Water-soldier rafts
Salvinia covers
Water crowfoot communities
Water violet beds
Chandalier algae submerged carpets
Turlough and lake-bottom meadows
River gravels
European dry heaths
Macaronesian heaths
Alpine and boreal heaths
Mat-grass swards
Eutrophic humid grasslands
Oligotrophic humid grasslands
Continental meadows
Beech forests
Oak-hornbeam forests
Mixed ravine and slope forests
Acidophilous oak forests
Thermophilous and supra-Mediterranean oak woods

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41,8
42.5C
42,62
42,83
42,849
42.A
44,1
44,2
44,3
44,43
44.A
45
53,3
54,12
54,2
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Mixed thermophilous forests


South-eastern European Scots pine forests
Western Balkan Pinus nigra forests
Stone pine forests
Illyrian Aleppo pine forests
Western Palaearctic cypress, juniper and yew forests
Riparian willow formations
Boreo-alpine riparian galleries
Middle European stream ash-alder woods
South-east European ash-oak-alder forests
Birch and conifer mire woods
Kermes oak forests
Fen-sedge beds
Hard water spring mires
Rich fens
Inland sand dunes
Caves

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