Changes in diffuse pressure from intensive agriculture in Natura 2000 sites, 1990–2006
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Created 25 Nov 2010
Published 01 Dec 2010
Last modified 23 Jan 2015
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Biodiversity — Ecosystems
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Corine land cover classes used for intensive agriculture include: Arable land: non-irrigated arable land (211), permanently irrigated land (212), rice fields (213). Permanent crops: vineyards (221), Fruit Trees and Berry Plantations (222), olive groves (223). Heterogeneous agricultural areas: annual crops associated with permanent crops (241).
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1990-2006
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