Common data standards for recording relevés in field survey for vegetation classification.

. In the framework of the European Vegetation Survey common data standards are proposed for recording phytosociological releves for syntaxonomical classification. The authors wish to establish the notion that common data standards for recording phytosociological data can only be advantageous for advancing the credibility and application of vegetation science, and may stimulate other projects.

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