Distribution maps

Here, a selection of historical drawings, photos and distribution maps is shown

The distribution maps are custom-made. The maps for Germany are mainly based on data from the Bundesamt für Naturschutz (BfN) und Netzwerk Phytodiversität Deutschland (NetPhyD) (2013. The european maps are mainly based on data from the Euro+Med-database (Euro+Med 2006).

Trees

Abies alba (Weiß-Tanne) - Verbreitungskarte
Acer monspessulanum (Französischer Ahorn) - Verbreitungskarte
Corylus avellana (Haselnuß) - Verbreitungskarte
Fagus sylvatica (Rot-Buche) - Verbreitungskarte
Fraxinus excelsior (Gewöhnliche Esche) - Verbreitungskarte
Ilex aquifolium (Europäische Stechpalme) - Verbreitungskarte
Larix decidua (Europäische Lärche) - Verbreitungskartte
Pinus mugo (Berg-Kiefer) - Verbreitungskarte
Quercus petraea (Trauben-Eiche) - Verbreitungskarte
Quercus pubescens (Flaum-Eiche) - Verbreitungskarte
Quercus robur (Stiel-Eiche) - Verbreitungskarte
Quercus rubra (Rot-Eiche) - Verbreitungskarte
Salix fragilis (Bruch-Weide) - Verbreitungskarte
Vitis vinifera (Weinrebe) - Verbreitungskarte

Alpine Plants

Salix eleagnos (Lavendel-Weide) - Verbreitungskarte

Neophytes

Legend for the German distribution maps

 native established populations
 cultivated, adventive or casual populations

Colour-intensity reflects species frequency.

Data derived from Netzwerk Phytodiversität Deutschland & Bundesamt für Naturschutz (2013)(www.floraweb.de).

European distribution maps

Distribution maps of Abies alba
Distribution maps of Acer monspessulanum
Distribution maps of Fallopia baldschuanica
Distribution maps of Hieracium froelichianum
Distribution maps of Lysimachia punctata
Distribution maps of Paeonia officinalis
Distribution maps of Scrophularia nodosa
Distribution maps of Zinnia elegans

Legend for the European distribution maps

The colours represent the floristic status of the species in the respective region. Green indicates native occurrences, light green naturalized occurrences. Adventive occurrences are represented by light yellow shades and plants that are cultivated (but rarely occur in the wild) are dark yellow. Grey colours are used, if the floristic status of species is unknown or uncertain.