Dry sub-continental acid steppic grasslands
Common name:
Dry sub-continental acid steppic grasslands
Habitat code:
E1.76
Description:
Closed, floristically quite rich steppe-like perennial grasslands occupying acid soils of Central, East and Southeast Europe, dominated by grasses [Agrostis capillaris], [Festuca valesiaca], [Anthoxanthum odoratum], [Danthonia calycina] and [Chrysopogon gryllus] or species of clover ([Trifolium alpestre.], [T. montanum], [T. pannonicum], [T. pratense], [T. repens], [T. velenovskyi], [T. campestre]).
| Important species scientific name | Corresponding species comments |
|---|---|
| Trifolium campestre Schreber, 1804 | Species mentioned in habitat definition as characterising |
| Trifolium alpestre Linnaeus, 1763 | Species mentioned in habitat definition as characterising |
| Trifolium montanum L. | Species mentioned in habitat definition as characterising |
| Trifolium velenovskyi Vandas, 1889 | Species mentioned in habitat definition as characterising |
| Trifolium pannonicum Jacq. | Species mentioned in habitat definition as characterising |
| Trifolium pratense Linnaeus, 1753 | Species mentioned in habitat definition as characterising |
| Trifolium repens Linnaeus, 1753 | Species mentioned in habitat definition as characterising |
| Festuca valesiaca Schleicher ex Gaudin, 1811 | Species mentioned in habitat definition as characterising |
| Chrysopogon gryllus (Linnaeus, 1753) Trin., 1820 | Species mentioned in habitat definition as characterising |
| Danthonia alpina Vest | Species mentioned in habitat definition as characterising |
| Anthoxanthum odoratum Linnaeus, 1753 | Species mentioned in habitat definition as characterising |