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The association  Omphalodo nitidae-Coryletum avellanae  was defined by assembling relevés on (mainly)  Corylus avellana  woods on nutrient-rich substrates in the westernmost part of the Cantabrian Range (NW Spain). However, a mesophytic oak forest dominated by  Quercus robur  (with noteworthy amount of  Corylus avellana  in the undercanopy) was selected as its holotype. The most common interpretation of this association in the subsequent literature has been as seral  Corylus avellana  forests. For this reason, we propose the application of article 53 of the  ICPN  (4 th  ed.), which allows the name to be maintained with a new nomenclatural type based on the more recent interpretation of this syntaxon.(29)  Omphalodo nitidae-Coryletum avellanae  Amigo, G. Azcárate et Romero 1994, typus cons. propos.Typus:  Amigo et al. (1994) , table 2: rel. 4 (typus cons. propos.)Taxonomic reference : Castroviejo et al. ( 1986–2020 ).Syntaxonomic reference :  Rivas-Martínez (2011) .Abbreviations :  ICPN  = International Code of Phytosociological Nomenclature.

﻿Proposal (29) to conserve the name Omphalodo nitidae-Coryletum avellanae Amigo, G. Azcárate et Romero 1994 with a conserved type

Proposal (29) to conserve the name Omphalodo nitidae-Coryletum avellanae Amigo, G. Azcárate et Romero 1994 with a conserved type