Haut-de-France — Invasive exotic plants (Ancient period — By commune)

Number per commune of invasive alien plants (vascular plants and Bryophytes) for the Hauts-de-France region, observed before 2000 Description of content This layer specifies by commune of the five departments of Hauts-de-France (02, 59, 60, 62, 80), the number of invasive alien plant species (vascular plants (Fougères and Seed Plants) and Bryophytes) and observed before 01/01/2000. The term “invasive alien plants” (now preferred to “invasive plants”) applies to exotic plants, generally naturalised (statut N or Z), resulting in significant changes in ecosystem composition, structure or functioning by their proliferation in natural or semi-natural environments. Economic impacts (neck for navigation, fishing, leisure) or health impacts (toxicity, allergic reactions, etc.) are frequently added to these ecological nuisances. Pending a unified national methodology, the selection of invasive alien species (verified or potential) for Hauts-de-France and Haute-Normandie is mainly based on the national synthesis of S. MÜLLER (2004) and national and international databases, supplemented by some proven or anticipated regional cases not dealt with at national level. N.B.: some exotic taxa considered invasive in some neighbouring regions but for the most part long-established and not a priori having any significant environmental or economic impacts have been excluded from the regional list. They were most often ruderal species (e.g. Berteroa incana, bunias orientalis, Galinsoga quadriradiata, etc.). Taxon is considered to be an invasive alien plant in areas close to or anticipated as such in the area concerned, where it is either invasive in habitats of heritage interest or impacting threatened plant species at regional or national level, or affecting health, economy or human activities. Taxon is considered to be a potential invasive alien plant in areas close to or anticipated as such in the region concerned: No significant impacts on heritage habitats, regional or nationally threatened plant species, or on health, economics or human activities have so far been identified or anticipated in the region. Data awarded Municipality [libelle]: wording of the commune with INSEE code in brackets. INSEE code [code]: INSEE code of the municipality. Number of EEAs [nbre_ap]: number of invasive alien plant species (vascular plants (Fewages and Seed Plants) and Bryophytes) observed before 2000 in the commune. Number of proven EEAs [nbre_a]: number of invasive alien plant species (vascular plants (Fewages and Seed Plants) and Bryophytes) found in the commune prior to 2000. Number of potential EEAs [nbre_p]: number of potential invasive alien plant species (vascular plants (Fewages and Seed Plants) and Bryophytes) observed before 2000 in the commune. List of species [listtaxes]*: lists of invasive alien plant species (vascular plants (Fewages and Seed Plants) and Bryophytes) observed before 2000 in the commune. *see additional information and codifications used on: https://digitale.cbnbl.org/aide/Digitale2_ListeEspecesDescription.pdf