Oxfordshire's first confirmed case of Chalara ash dieback has been highlighted on a map published by the Forestry Commission.
The survey map, external shows an infection at a recently planted site to north east of Oxford.
The Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs will not disclose the exact location.
Experts say the disease poses a real-and-present danger to the nation's population of 80 million ash trees.
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