Accepted name

Astero alpini-Seslerion calcariae Hadač in Hadač et al. 1969 nom. invers. propos.

EuroVegChecklist name (Mucina et al. 2016)

Astero alpini-Seslerion calcariae Hadač in Hadač et al. 1969 nom. invers. propos.

Remarks

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ses06 | For the proposals published to this effect see Kliment et al. (2005), Kliment & Valachovič (2007: 163) and Jarolímek & Šibík (2008). This suggestion is motivated obviously by the dominant position of Sesleria caerulea (syn. S. calcaria) while Aster alpinus plays only a subordinate role. (L. Mucina).

Synonyms

• Astero serpentimontani-Seslerion Hadač 1962 corr. Mucina 1981 (2b, corr.superfl.)
• Astero-Seslerion calcariae Hadač et Smola 1962 (2b)
• Seslerio-Asterion alpini Hadač in Hadač et al. 1969 (orig.form) (42) – ses07 Two suballiances described by Kliment et al. (2005; see also Kliment & Valachovič 2007), such as the Astero alpini-Seslerienion calcariae Kliment et al. 2005 and the Pulsatillo slavicae-Caricenion humilis Uhlířová in Kliment et al. 2005 might also be interpreted at the alliance level, since the floristic differentiation is very strong and both units reflect general altitudinal zonation of the Carpathians. (L. Mucina).
• Seslerio-Asterion alpini Hadač 1962 (2b)