Ash Dieback Question...

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I have a very old, massive ash tree on my land, but it's showing no signs of die back, in fact it's looking very healthy.
Does the problem effect old trees in a different way, showing different signs or is it a case that it may not have been affected yet?
 
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I understood that old mature trees could cope with the fungus.
I'm sure I read that somewhere
I have three all about 30 meters tall.
I would hate to lose them. The beeches near the house....now that's a different story Grrrrrrrrrrrrr
 
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