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Supralittoral and shallow water seaweed communities are particularly exposed to impacts such as climate change and disturbance by humans. Therefore, their classification, the study of composition, and the monitoring of their structural changes are particularly important. A phytosociological survey of the supralittoral and upper sublittoral vegetation of the South West Baltic Sea revealed eight phytobenthos communities with two variants comprising 35 taxa of macrophytes (18 taxa of Chlorophyta, 13 taxa of Rhodophyta and four taxa of Phaeophyceae, Ochrophyta). Five of the eight communities were dominated by Ulvales ( Ulva intestinalis ,  Kornmannia leptoderma , and three  Blidingia  species), the other three by  Fucus vesiculosus . Most  Fucus vesiculosus -dominated communities contained  U. intestinalis  and  U. linza  as subdominants. Only one of the communities had until now been described as an association (   Ulvetum intestinalis    Feldman 1937). The syntaxonomic composition of the investigated vegetation includes both phytocenoses with the domination of green algae (   Ulvetum intestinalis    Feldman 1937 and communities of  Blidingia marginata,  unidentified  Blidingia  spp. and  Kornmannia leptoderma ), as well as a number of communities dominated by  Fucus vesiculosus . Mainly boreal Atlantic species and cosmopolitans make up the bulk of the species in these associations.

Vegetation of the supralittoral and upper sublittoral zones of the Western German Baltic Sea coast: a phytosociological study