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Table 2 The prevalence of tick-borne pathogens in I. ricinus collected in forested urban and natural areas of Poland

From: Rickettsiaceae and Anaplasmataceae infections in Ixodes ricinus ticks from urban and natural forested areas of Poland

Site

Quality of habitat

Overall TBD prevalence%

Prevalence% (no. infected/no. tested)

Rickettsia sp.

A. phagocytophilum

Ca. Neoehrlichia sp.

Ehrlichia sp.

Bielański Forest*

urban

11.6 (42/405)

4.5 (9/201)

7.7 (31/405)

6.0 (12/201)

3.0 (12/405)

0.0 (0/201)

0.2 (1/405)

0.0 (0/201)

0.7 (3/405)

Kabacki Forest

10.8 (22/204)

0.0 (0/204)

0.5 (1/204)

1.5 (3/204)

Białowieża National Park*

natural

4.4 (40/920)

1.6 (10/625)

2.9 (27/920)

1.3 (8/625)

1.1(10/920)

0.0 (0/625)

0.2 (2/920)

0.0 (0/625)

0.1 (1/920)

Kampinos National Park

3.8 (6/156)

1.3 (2/156)

0.0 (0/156)

0.0 (0/156)

Mazury Lake District*

7.9 (11/139)

0.0 (0/139)

1.4 (2/139)

0.7 (1/139)

  1. *classified as high-tick-density forests.