Permanent observation of forest-free locations

In summary, it can be said that the central areas of the rubble trough, which are characterised by regular rubble deposits, are very low in species. Where vegetation can establish itself, you will find mainly species of the pestworm curvature. The pastures, especially Salix purpurea, are also among the first colonists of the raw waste sites and form dense stocks of young plants in the areas with sufficient water supply. However, older individuals only exist in the more consolidated areas. In less strongly moving areas, the number of species increases significantly. The colorful riding grass dominated debris are the characteristic vegetation unit of these debris areas. Also striking was the high number of mountain maple seedlings in many areas of the Schuttrinne at the time of the recordings. A transition to forest societies takes place in the periphery of the barn. Lats, spruce and carrots are already growing at the fortified sand sites on the edge of the rubble trough. In the herb layer, species of pestworms mix with individual representatives of forest societies such as Erica carnea or Carex alba.