The alliance Arrhenatherion elatioris includes the most common types of mesic Central European meadows, occurring on gentle slopes or non-flooded river terraces. They are used for hay-making, usually mown twice a year, with occasional aftermath grazing in some places. This alliance is most common in Central Europe, but it also occurs in other regions of temperate Europe.
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Citation: Hájková P., Hájek M., Blažková D., Kučera T., Chytrý M., Řezníčková M., Šumberová K., Černý T., Novák J. & Simonová D. (2007): Louky a mezofilní pastviny (Molinio-Arrhenatheretea). Meadows and mesic pastures. – In: Chytrý M. (ed.), Vegetace České republiky. 1. Travinná a keříčková vegetace [Vegetation of the Czech Republic. 1. Grassland and Heathland Vegetation], p. 166–280, Academia, Praha.