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Table 1 Size of infested area in Hungary since 1990 (Hungarian Forest Research Institute).

Year

Size of Infested area (ha)

Total (ha)

Hungarian Small Plain

Transdanubian Mountains

Western
Transdanubia


Southern Transdanubia

North Hungarian Mountains

Hungarian Great Plain

1990





70

60



593

723

1991

13





35

100



143

1992



17

7

30

142

120

316

1993

20



23

40

43

63

189

1994

107





49

90

120

366

1995

76





163

60

1,064

1,363

1996

85





55

50

340

530

1997

55





59

100

542

756

1998

178





121



435

734

1999

41

4

20

44

24

161

294

2000

183

106

25

104

156

505

1,079

2001

105

17

13

369

125

621

1,250

2002

134

16

97

115

25

432

819

2003

193

50

226

114



449

1,032

2004

145

245

25

30

243

444

1,132

2005

128

143

45

13

52

511

892

2006

198

150

14

108

21

648

1,140

2007

189

140

35

100

77

1,329

1,870

2008

204

50

20

120

101

1,855

2,350

2009

184

88

10

181

58

1,546

2,067

2010

241

57

34

106

66

2,479

2,983

2011

117

85

28

110

81

1,658

2,079


Table 2 Distribution of the most common 18 hosts in infested and uninfested areas of Hungarian macroregions (based on data from the Hungarian Flora Mapping Programme).

Macroregion

Presence of mistletoe

Presence of the most common hosts

Total number of quadrats

No data

0

1–4

5–8

9–12

13–16

17–18

Quadrat

%

Quadrat

%

Quadrat

%

Quadrat

%

Quadrat

%

Quadrat

%

Quadrat

%

Hungarian Great Plain

Infested

0

0

0

0.00

13

10

44

33.84

59

45.38

14

10.76

0

0

130

Uninfested

201

14.3

13

0.93

518

37.07

545

39.01

113

8.08

7

5.01

0

0

1397

Total

201

13.16

13

0.85

531

34.77

589

38.57

172

11.26

21

1.38

0

0

1527

Hungarian Small Plain

Infested

0

0

0

0

6

5.40

36

32.43

53

47.74

16

14.41

0

0

111

Uninfested

0

0

1

1.49

10

14.92

37

55.22

17

25.37

2

2.98

0

0

67

Total

0

0

1

0.56

16

8.99

73

38.76

70

41.57

18

10.11

0

0

178

North Hungarian Mountains

Infested

0

0

0

0

0

0

8

14.03

35

61.40

14

24.56

0

0

57

Uninfested

1

3.40

0

0

16

5.44

87

29.59

168

57.14

22

7.48

0

0

294

Total

1

0.56

0

0

16

4.56

95

27.07

203

57.83

36

10.26

0

0

351

Transdanubian Mountains

Infested

0

0

0

0

5

4.95

19

18.81

71

70.29

6

5.94

0

0

101

Uninfested

0

0

1

1.16

21

24.41

37

43.02

23

26.74

4

4.65

0

0

86

Total

0

0

1

0.56

26

13.90

56

29.95

94

50.27

10

5.35

0

0

187

Southern
Transdanubia

Infested

0

0

0

0

8

4.87

42

25.60

91

55.48

22

13.14

1

0.6

164

Uninfested

1

0.54

0

0

25

13.51

71

0.38

85

45.94

3

1.62

0

0

185

Total

1

0.29

0

0%

33

9.46

113

32.38

176

50.43

25

7.16

1

0.29

349

Western Transdanubia

Infested

0

0

0

0

3

1.72

73

41.95

89

51.14

9

5.17

0

0

174

Uninfested

0

0

1

1.47

6

8.82

34

50

24

35.29

3

4.41

0

0

68

Total

0

0

1

0.41

9

3.72

107

44.21

113

46.69

12

4.96

0

0

242

All macroregions
of Hungary

Infested

0

0

0

0

35

4.74

222

2.98

398

54

81

18.53

1

0.13

737

Uninfested

203

9.68

16

0.76

596

28.42

811

38.67

430

20.5

41

1.95

0

0

2097

Total

203

7.16

16

0.56

631

22.26

1033

36.03%

828

29.35

122

4.30

1

0

2834



Table 3 Recorded host species of European Mistletoe in Hungary.

Potential host species

First observed around the 1920s (Tubeuf 1923, Roth 1926, Boros 1926 )

First observed around the 1990s (Bartha 2012, Bartha and Mátyás 1996)

The most common species nowadays (Hungarian Flora Mapping System)

Abies alba

+







Pinus sylvestris

+







Picea abies

+







Acer spp.

+







Acer saccharinum




+

+

Acer campestre

+




+

Acer rubrum

+







Acer pseudoplatanus

+




+

Acer platanoides

+




+

Acer tataricum

+




+

Aesculus hippocastanum




+




Amelanchier ovalis




+




Amygdalus spp.




+




Alnus glutinosa

+







Alnus incana

+







Betula pendula

+




+

Castanea sativa




+




Carpinus betulus

+







Cerasus spp.










Celtis spp.

+







Celtis australis

+







Corylus avellana

+

+




Crataegus monogyna

+







Fraxinus alba
(probably F. americana)

+







Fraxinus excelsior

+







Fraxinus pennsylvanica

+







Juglans nigra

+







Juglans regia

+







Loranthus europaeus

+







Mespilus germanica




+




Malus domestica

+




+

Malus sylvestris

+




+

Ostrya carpinifolia




+




Pyrus pyraster

+







Pyrus communis

+







Platanus orientalis

+







Populus spp.

+







Populus alba

+




+

Populus ×canescens

+




+

Populus nigra

+




+

Populus nigra cv. Italica

+







Populus ×euramericana

+







Populus tremula

+




+

Prunus avium

+







Prunus americana

+







Prunus dulcis




+




Prunus domestica

+







Prunus mahaleb

+







Prunus spinosa

+







Robinia preudoacacia

+







Rosa canina

+







Quercus rubra




+




Salix spp.

+







Salix alba

+




+

Salix fragilis

+







Sambucus nigra

+







Sorbus aucuparia

+

+




Tilia spp.

+







Tilia tomentosa

+




+

Tilia cordata

+




+

Tilia platyphyllos

+




+



Figure 1 Occurrence of breeding pairs of mistletoe thrush (Turdus viscivorus) in Hungary between 1985 and 1992 (Hungarian Bird Monitoring Centre).




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