"EUNIS Habitat";Code;Name;Description
J1;"Buildings of cities, towns, and villages";"Buildings in built-up areas where buildings, roads, and other impermeable surfaces occupy at least 30% of the land. Includes agricultural building complexes where the built area exceeds 1 ha."
J4;"Transport networks and other constructed hard-surface areas";"Includes roads, car parks, railways, paved footpaths, and hard-surfaced areas of airports, water ports, and recreational areas."
R;"Grasslands and lands dominated by forbs, mosses, or lichens";"Non-coastal land which is dry or only seasonally wet (with the water table at or above ground level for less than half of the year) with greater than 30% vegetation cover. The vegetation is dominated by grasses and other non-woody plants, including mosses, macrolichens, ferns, sedges, and herbs. Includes semiarid steppes with scattered Artemisia scrub. Includes successional weedy vegetation."
S;"Heathland, scrub, and tundra";"Non-coastal land which is dry or only seasonally inundated (with the water table at or above ground level for less than half of the year), usually with greater than 30% vegetation cover and with the development of soil."
T1J;"Deciduous self-sown forest of non site-native trees";"Non-planted stands dominated by non-native deciduous tree species such as Acer negundo, Ailanthus altissima, and Robinia pseudoacacia."
U;"Inland habitats with no or little soil and mostly with sparse vegetation";"Non-coastal habitats on substrates with no or little development of soil, mostly with less than 30% vegetation cover which are dry or only seasonally wet (with the water table at or above ground level for less than half of the year). Habitats which may have a high vegetation cover include crevices of rocks, screes or cliffs, and habitats formed by carpets of moss."
V12;"Mixed crops of market gardens and horticulture";"Intensive cultivation of vegetables, flowers, and small fruits, usually in alternating strips of different crops. Includes allotments and small-scale market gardens."
V21;"Large-scale ornamental garden areas";"Cultivated areas of large-scale recreational gardens. The vegetation, usually composed mainly of introduced species or cultivars, can nevertheless include many native plants and supports a varied fauna when not intensively managed."
V211;"Park flower beds, arbours, and shrubbery";"Plantations of ornamental forbs or shrubs constituting elements of urban parks."
V22;"Small-scale ornamental and domestic garden areas";"Cultivated areas of ornamental gardens and small parks beside houses or in city squares. Kitchen gardens in the immediate vicinity of dwelling places."
V38;"Dry perennial anthropogenic herbaceous vegetation";"Stands dominated by perennial herbaceous plants, frequently ruderals, developing on dry abandoned urban or agricultural land, on land that has been reclaimed, on transport networks, or on land used for waste disposal. These stands often replace annual anthropogenic herbaceous vegetation in the course of secondary succession."
V63;"Lines of planted trees";"More or less continuous lines of trees forming strips within a matrix of grassy or cultivated land or along roads, typically used for shelter or shading."