General results:


Acronym | Name | Description | |
![]() | H1 | Dominated clearly by indigenous species | |
![]() | H2 | Dominated clearly by exotic species | |
![]() | H3 | Without clear dominance of indigenous or exotic species | |
![]() | H4 | Farmland, without strong human presence | Agricultural area, active or recently abandoned, without the marked presence of rural or urban population core |
![]() | H5 | Farmland, nearby forests | Strong presence of agricultural fields, bordered with forestal elements |
![]() | Rural area where characteristic elements of agricultural landscape can appear, but with a strong human population presence | ||
![]() | H7 | Mixed low vegetation | Areas, not being of high mountain, where vegetation of small scale or low density occur, with clear dominance of indigenous or exotic species |
![]() | H8 | Urban | Strong human presence |
![]() | H9 | Coastal area with human presence | Habitats H4, H5, H6 or H8, where the dominant element is the proximity to the sea or a coastal zone of cliffs |
![]() | H10 | Area with indigenous coastal vegetation | Coastal zone without human elements, and with clear dominance of coastal vegetation |
![]() | H11 | Area with non-indigenous coastal vegetation | Coastal zone without human elements and with dominance of introduced vegetation |
![]() | H12 | High mountain vegetation | High zones where the altitude vegetation is characterised by its small scale (heather may be present without being the dominant species) |
![]() | H13 | Heath Forest | Zone dominated by heathers |
![]() | H14 | Mixture of high mountain vegetation, heathers and/or exotic forest | High zones, where occur, without clear dominance, exotic forest and small size altitude vegetation specimens, including heathers |
![]() | H15 | Mountain prairie / meadow | High mountain areas with bare soils or herbaceous vegetation only |
![]() | H16 | Area where the vegetation appears with with recent alterations to its structure, due to human (logging, reforestation) or natural interventions (fires, landslides) |