Table 1 Summary of observations by country.

From: European-wide forest monitoring substantiate the neccessity for a joint conservation strategy to rescue European ash species (Fraxinus spp.)

Country

Region

Plots

Trees

Observations (trees × years)

First observation of ADBa

Comment

Austria

East

5

16

223

2005

Last year of Level I monitoring: 2010

Belarus

East

12

60

694

1996

No data submission after 2015

Belgium

West

4

15

182

2010

 

Croatia

South

13

123

1911

2009

 

Czech Republic

East

18

123

1108

2004

 

Denmark

North

4

35

658

2003

 

Estonia

East

2

5

106

2003

 

France

West

91

663

10,534

2007

 

Germany

East

62

443

6087

2002

 

Greece

South

1

19

38

not yet arrived

 

Hungary

East

5

16

205

2007

 

Ireland

West

5

35

69

2012

No data submission 2013–2018. Data on ash only in 2019–2020

Italy

South

22

109

1297

2009

 

Latvia

East

2

6

48

2000

 

Lithuania

East

14

85

985

1996

 

Luxembourg

West

2

5

88

2010

 

Moldova

East

6

103

543

No estimate

No data submission 2002–2016, and 2019–2020

Montenegro

South

2

6

54

2015

 

Norway

North

3

4

4

2006

No data on ash before 2013. 5-year rotation from 2013 onwards. No defoliation assessements on ash

Poland

East

19

90

690

1992

 

Romania

East

34

142

2347

2005

 

Russia

East

5

20

48

2003

No data submission after 2011

Serbia

South

16

137

1604

2015

 

Slovakia

East

12

130

3258

2004

 

Slovenia

South

5

7

42

2006

 

Spain

South

12

117

1916

2021

27

Sweden

North

11

67

567

2001

No data submission 2007–2008. 5-year rotation from 2009 onwards. No defoliation assessements on ash after 2006

Switzerland

West

11

41

679

2008

 

Turkey

South

9

21

185

Not yet arrived

First year of Level I monitoring: 2007

Total

 

407

2643

36,170

  
  1. aThe dates of first arrival of ADB were compiled from national reports inVasaitis and Enderle6.