7120 - Tourbières hautes dégradées encore susceptibles de régénération naturelle (Habitats d'intérêt communautaire (HIC))

7120 - Tourbières hautes dégradées encore susceptibles de régénération naturelle

Degraded raised bogs still capable of natural regeneration

7130 - Tourbières de couverture (* pour les tourbières actives)

Liste hiérarchisée et descriptifs des Habitats d'Intérêt Communautaire (HIC) de la directive "Habitats-Faune-Flore"

Définition EUR 28

These are raised bogs where there has been disruption (usually anthropogenic) to the natural hydrology of the peat body, leading to surface desiccation and/or species change or loss. Vegetation on these sites usually contains species typical of active raised bog as the main component, but the relative abundance of individual species is different. Sites judged to be still capable of natural regeneration will include those areas where the hydrology can be repaired and where, with appropriate rehabilitation management, there is a reasonable expectation of re- establishing vegetation with peat-forming capability within 30 years. Sites unlikely to qualify as SACs are those that consist largely of bare peat, that are dominated by agricultural grasses or other crops, or where components of bog vegetation have been eradicated by closed canopy woodlands.

Correspondances avec la classification du Paléarctique

51.2

Bibliographie

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European Commission, 2013. Interpretation manual of European Union habitats. EUR 28. European Commission, DG Environment, 144 p. (Source)

Malmer, N. (1965). The southern mires. Acta Phytogeogr. Suec. 50:149-158.