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Habitat and distribution inside Switzerland (Flora Helvetica 2018)
(Landolt & al. 2010)
Distribution map
Ecology
Life form
Habitats
Milieux Phytosuisse (Prunier et al. 2017)
Habitats Delarze & al. 2015
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Dominant species, influencing the appearance of the habitat
Character species
Less strictly linked to a specific habitat
Ecological indicator values by Landolt & al. (2010)
| Soil factors | Climatic factors | Salinity tolerance | |||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Humidity Value H | -- | Light Value L | -- | Salinity Index | -- |
| Reaction Value R | -- | Temperature factor T | -- | ||
| Nutriments value N | -- | Continentality K | -- | ||
- Ecological values legend
Humidity Value H 1 very dry 1+ dry 2 moderatly dry 2+ moist 3 medium wet 3+ wet 4 very wet 4+ soggy 5 submerged or underwater f plants living in running water u mostly submerged plants v partly submerged, partly floating plants w humidity moderately variable (± scale of 1-2) w+ highly variable humidity (scale exceeding ± 2) Reaction Value R 1 Very acid (pH 2.5-5.5) 2 acid (pH 3.5-6.5) 3 lightly acid to neutral (pH 4.5-7.5) 4 neutral to basic (pH 5.5-8.5) 5 basic (pH 6-5 -> 8.5 Nutriments value N 1 very low in nutrients 2 low in nutriments 3 medium-poor to medium-rich in nutrients 4 rich in nutriments 5 very rich in nutriments Salinity tolerance 1 halotolerant 3 halophyle Light Value L 1 very shady 2 shady 3 lighted areas 4 luminous 5 highly luminous Temperature factor T 1 alpine to nival stages (from the treeline to the snowline) 1+ suprasubalpine and upper subalpine levels (pine and larch forests) 2 subalpine level (coniferous forests without beeches up to the upper limit of spruces) 2+ lower subalpine and upper mountain stages 3 mountain level (beech and silver fir forests, in the central Alps Scots pine forests) 3+ lower mountain and upper hill levels 4 hill level (mixed deciduous oak forests) 4+ hot places, hill level 5 very hot places, hill level (only in the hottest places, typical of southern Europe) Continentality K 1 Atlantic (high air humidity, very low temperature variations, mild winters) 2 Sub-Atlantic (high air humidity, low temperature variations, relatively mild winters) 3 sub-Atlantic to subcontinental (average air humidity, moderately variable temperature, slightly low winter temperatures) 4 subcontinental (low air humidity, large temperature variations, rather cold winters) 5 continental (very low air humidity, very large temperature variations, cold winters)
Nomenclature
Vernacular name
Deutscher Name:
Meergrünes Habichtskraut
Nom français:
Epervière bleuâtre
Nome italiano:
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Match with other reference books
| Relation | Nom | Book | No |
|---|---|---|---|
| = | Hieracium caesium aggr. | Checklist 2017 | 200750 |
| = | Hieracium caesium aggr. | SISF/ISFS 2 | 200750 |
= The taxon corresponds to the accepted taxon (Checklist 2017)
< The taxon is included in the accepted taxon (Checklist 2017)
> The taxon includes (among others) also the accepted taxon (Checklist 2017)
Status
Native status - -
Status on national Red List 2016
IUCN status: Data deficient
Additional information
IUCN criteria: --
Status on regional Red List 2019
| Biogregraphic regions | Status | IUCN criteria |
|---|---|---|
| Jura (JU) | NE | |
| Mittelland (MP) | NE | |
| Alpennordflanke (NA) | NE | |
| Westliche Zentralalpen (WA) | NE | |
| Östliche Zentralalpen (EA) | NE | |
| Alpensüdflanke (SA) | NE | |
- Legend
EX Extinct RE Regionally Extinct CR(PE) Critically Endangered, Probably Extinct CR Critically Endangered EN Endangered VU Vulnerable NT Near Threatened LC Least Concern
IUCN list of endangered species (Walter & Gillett 1997)
| No |
National Priority Species List Status
| National Priority | K - no national priority |
| Need to take action | -- |
| International responsibility | K - none |
| Need to monitor populations | -- |
Protection status
| International (Bern Convention) | No | |
| Cantonal | -- | |
| Switzerland | -- | |
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