Chênaies-charmaies illyriennes (Erythronio‑Carpinion)

« Forests of Quercus robur or Q. petraea, sometimes Q. cerris, and Carpinus betulus on both calcareous and siliceous bedrocks, mostly on deep neutral to slightly acidic brown forest soils, with mild humus in the SE-Alpine-Dinaric region, West- and Central Balkans extending northwards to Lake Balaton mostly in hilly and submontane regions, river valleys and the plains of the Drava and Sava. The climate is more continental than in sub-Mediterranean regions and warmer than in middle Europe ; these forests are intermediate between oak-hornbeam woods (e.g. 9170) of central Europe and those of the Balkans and merge northwards into the Pannonic oak woods (91G0). They have a much higher species richness than the Central European oak woods. Outliers of these forests also occur in Frioul and the northern Apennines. »

Description de la typologie HabitatsType de milieu décrit par une typologie officielle (EUNIS, HABREF), par exemple « Chênaies acidiphiles ». Glossaire › d’intérêt communautaire (HIC), via HABREF v7 (INPN).