Entry dates of different stages of development of wild plants and forest trees from the shoot and from the beginning of flowering to the leaf fall (immediate detector, historical)

ASCII. In a PH_Immediate Detector* file, all observations on each plant (e.g. elderberry) with a fixed object_id (e.g. 129). The rows are sorted by Stations_id, Reference Year, Phase_id. Each line corresponds to the entry of a phase. A list of all stations is available at: https://opendata.dwd.de/climate_environment/CDC/help/PH_Beschreibung_Phaenologie_Stationen_Sofortmelder.txt .
Mugfoot, birch, alder, ash, forsythie, hanging birch, hazel, huflattich, dandelion, robinia, horse chestnut, red beech, sal pasture, slime, snowdrops, black alder, black elder, summer-loin, stalk oak, meadow fox tail.
The phenological observers carry out observation sessions in a defined area. A station ID has been assigned to this area by the measurement network management. Observed on the whole of the plants and crops in the assigned
Area (not only on a selected object) and reported is the first detected or the latest occurrence of a phase in the observation area.The notification is made online or by telephone. The data of the instant detectors are archived in the DWD climate database.
Further information: https://opendata.dwd.de/climate_environment/CDC/observations_germany/phenology/immediate_reporters/wild/historical/BESCHREIBUNG_obsgermany_phenology_immediate_reporters_wild_historical_de.pdf