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To investigate the nature, diversity and structure of the streamside vegetation, 10 forest sites were selected in the south of Ireland. The vegetation was sampled following the Braun–Blanquet method and gradients in vegetation were examined using belt transects perpendicular to streams. Vegetation relevés were classified using TWINSPAN, which separated five vegetation types: semi-natural oak forest...