Description
Phyonomy and Ecology (© Delarze & al. 2015)
Die Schneidbinse (Cladium mariscus) bildet sehr dichte Bestände, die bis zu 2 m hoch wachsen. Ihr lederartiges Blatt ist am Rand mit feinen, scharfen Sägezähnchen bewehrt und zersetzt sich nur langsam. Es reichert sich daher über die Jahre eine Streuschicht an, in der nur wenig andere Pflanzenarten aufzukommen vermögen. Das Schneidbinsenried entwickelt sich in den Tieflagen, in oligotrophen Kalkmooren mit sauerstoffreichen Bodenschichten (Gyttja, Seekreide). Das Grundwasserniveau sinkt nie weiter ab als 1 m unter die Bodenoberfläche. Längere Überflutungen erträgt das Schneidbinsendried hingegen schlecht.
Distribution map
- Calculation method
Current distribution: Weighted sum (number of characteristic and frequent species) per hectare based on current observations. Reported characteristic species are given a weighting of 10, while others are counted without weighting. The habitat is considered to be present in a grid cell (5 x 5 km) if it contains at least one hectare with a minimum value of 11 points.
Potential distribution: Weighted sum (number of characteristic and frequent species) per hectare based on species distribution models. The calculation strategy is the same as for current distribution, but maps derived from species distribution models are used instead of current observations.
Pictures
List of species
bold
Dominant species, influencing the appearance of the habitat
Character species
Less strictly linked to a specific habitat
| Scientific name | English name | | Cladium mariscus (L.) Pohl | Schneidebinse |
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Status
Status according to the habitat priority list at the national level
| National Priority | 4: weak national priority |
| Need to take action | 2: |
| International responsibility | K: none |
Status on national Red List 2016
IUCN status: Vulnerable
Additional information
IUCN criteria: A1
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CO Collapsed CR Critically Endangered EN Endangered VU Vulnerable NT Near Threatened LC Least Concern
Legal protection (NCHO appendix 1)
Natural habitat worthy of protection
Regeneration status 2016
| Regeneration class | 3: 10 to 25 years |