2. Données et outils
  3. Rechercher un habitat
  4. RHA-01H - Tamo communis-Viburnion lantanae (Géhu et al. 1983) Mucina in Mucina et al. 2016
  5. Description
RHA-01H - Tamo communis-Viburnion lantanae (Géhu et al. 1983) Mucina in Mucina et al. 2016
RHA-01G - Frangulo alni-Pyrion cordatae Herrera et al. 1991

Classification phytosociologique européenne (Eurovegchecklist, 2016)

Diagnose

Franco-Atlantic mesophilous mantle scrub on basic and neutral soils

Remarques

rha14 : Original name and status (sub-alliance): Tamo communis-Viburnenion lantanae Géhu, de Foucault et Delelis 1983. This syntaxonomic concept was validly published by Géhu, de Foucault et Delelis (1983; the symposium was held in 1979) as a suballiance (Tamo communis-Viburnenion lantanae Géhu et al. 1983) and as such has been for instance accepted by Rivas-Martínez et al. 2011: 335). The Tamo communis-Viburnetum lantanae Géhu et al. ex Géhu, de Foucault et Delelis 1983 was designated as the holotypus of the suballiance. This unit deserves the status of an alliance as already suggested invalidly by J.-M. Géhu in Bardat et al. (2004: 36, ‘all prov. et stat. prov.’; ICPN art. 3b). Here we perform the valid change of the status and list the following taxa as the character taxa of the new alliance: Crataegus laevigata, Dioscorea communis, Rosa canina and Viburnum lantana. The Tamo communis-Viburnetum lantanae Géhu et al. ex Géhu, de Foucault et Delelis 1983 (Géhu et al. 1983: 467) becomes the holotypus (hoc loco) of the alliance. (LM).

Bibliographie

 Mucina L., Bültmann H., Dierßen K., Theurillat J.-P., Raus Th., Čarni A., Šumberová K., Willner W., Dengler J., Gavilán García R., Chytrý M., Hájek M., Di Pietro R., Iakushenko D., Pallas J., Daniëls F.J.A., Bergmeier E., Santos Guerra A., Ermakov N., Valachovič M., Schaminée J.H.J., Lysenko T., Didukh Y.P., Pignatti S., Rodwell J.S., Capelo J., Weber H.E., Solomeshch A., Dimopoulos P., Aguiar C., Hennekens S.M. & Tichý L., 2016. Vegetation of Europe: hierarchical floristic classification system of vascular plant, bryophyte, lichen, and algal communities. Applied Vegetation Science, 19 (Suppl. 1) : 3-264. (Source)