Urtica dioica
Status
Native
Nomenclature
Urtica dioica L. Euro+Med PlantbaseSpecies data in Europe
See the complete information sheet in FloraVeg.EUHabitats
Shady and nutrient-rich forest fringes with perennial vegetation 96%,
Mesic to moist disturbed sites, with tall-herb perennial vegetation 94%,
Mesic disturbed sites of the Cantabrian Mountains, with perennial vegetation 88%,
Temperate and boreal riverine Salix forest 50%,
Montane thistle fields of the Cantabrian Mountains 47%,
Tall-herb communities of humid meadows 41%,
Fringes of nutrient-rich ditches and riverbanks, with tall-herb perennial vegetation 40%,
Shady and nutrient-rich forest fringes with winter annuals 33%,
Shady and nutrient-rich forest fringes with geophytes 29%,
Supramediterranean thistle fields of the Cantabrian Mountains 28%,
Disturbed sites with summer annuals 24%,
Mediterranean thistle fields 21%,
Subnitrophilous disturbed sites with annual pioneer vegetation 21%,
Disturbed sites with winter annuals 20%,
Corylus thickets 19%,
Riverine Fraxinus-Alnus forest, wet at high but not at low water 17%,
Southwestern sub-mediterranean deciduous thickets 17%,
Pyreneo-Iberian tall-herb communities 17%,
Atlantic poor soil thickets 16%,
Lowland and collinar riverine Salix scrub 14%,
Alnus swamp forests not on acid peat 14%,
Quercus-Fraxinus-Carpinus betulus forest on eutrophic and mesotrophic soils 14%,
Medio-European rich-soil thickets 14%,
Crops with C4 summer weeds 11%,
Dry disturbed sites with biennal pioneer vegetation 10%,
Atlantic and sub-Atlantic humid pastures 9%,
Beds of large Carex species 9%,
Pyreneo-Cantabrian neutrophile Fagus forests 8%,
Western Palaearctic Taxus baccata forests 8%,
Iberoatlantic lauroid forests in humid ravines with Prunus lusitanica 7%,
Iberoatlantic Laurus forests 5%
