Vegetation plots provided for the H2020 eLTER project collected between 1950 and 2017, though most from the period between 1990 and 2017. In total 42,227 vegetation plots were extracted from the European Vegetation Archive http://euroveg.org/eva-database (EVA). Permission was granted by WENR, B-Ware, KWR, LMF, Marcel Horsthuis, Natuurmonumenten, Groningen Province, Rijkswaterstaat (CIV, Delft) and Staatsbosbeheer. Most vegetation plots were collected in dunes and on saltmarshes.

The dataset comprises of plant species recorded from plots located within the Moor House National Nature Reserve, with associated plot information such as slope and aspect, also peat depth. The sampling strategy was based on a grid, using 2 x 2 metre square plots. The majority of the plots were recorded in the summers of 2008 and 2009 by surveyors employed by the Centre for Ecology & Hydrology.

Ground vegetation of the Gesäuse-Johsnbachtal site.

Abundance of vascular plant species and macro lichens.

South African National Parks (SANPARKS) has series of data sets on animal aerial surveys, vegetation condition assessments and boundary layers. The information can be browsed from this link: http://dataknp.sanparks.org/. This data could be available for ECOPOTENTIAL provided the user agreement is signed.

Presence/absence data for spermatophytes (from 2009 to 2015, 1921 circular plots of 100m diameter), potential natural vegetation map, vegetation classification map, occurence data for Aenocarpus, Aeonium, and Opuntia, endemic species diversity (gridded), species occurence data on lava flows (including mosses and lichens) and roadsides, occurence of other invasive species, data on herbivory and fire, treeline, facilitation

Vegetation data of Rosalia Lehrforst, Austria, between the years 1977 and 1981. Location (Lat, Lon) known within 100-200m

Vegetation mapping following Braun-Blanquet

Data on vegetation cover, biomass analysis and tree structural components

Vegetation relieves from the plots of the BIOHOLZ dead wood experiment.