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Monitoring for Invasive Phytophthora Species in Western Washington Streams 2011 Manual for Volunteers Modified from Fishing for Phytophthora in Western Australia’s Waterways by Dr. DanieHubertli

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How to fill out monitoring for invasive phytophthora:

1. Identify the specific areas or plants that are at risk of invasive phytophthora.
2. Create a monitoring schedule or plan that specifies the frequency and duration of monitoring activities.
3. Determine the appropriate monitoring methods, such as visual inspections, soil sampling, or molecular testing, based on the characteristics of the invasive phytophthora.
4. Train the personnel responsible for the monitoring activities on how to accurately identify and record any signs or symptoms of invasive phytophthora.
5. Develop a standardized data collection form or system to document the monitoring results consistently.
6. Implement the monitoring plan and perform regular monitoring activities according to the schedule.
7. Evaluate the collected data to identify any trends or patterns of invasive phytophthora occurrence or spread.
8. Take immediate action if invasive phytophthora is detected, such as implementing control measures or notifying relevant authorities.
9. Regularly review and update the monitoring plan to incorporate new information or technologies that can improve the effectiveness of invasive phytophthora monitoring.

Who needs monitoring for invasive phytophthora:

1. Agricultural industries, including farmers, growers, and nurseries, who cultivate susceptible plants or crops that are vulnerable to invasive phytophthora.
2. Natural resource management agencies or organizations responsible for conserving and protecting natural habitats and ecosystems from invasive species.
3. Plant health regulatory agencies or departments that aim to prevent the introduction and spread of invasive phytophthora in certain regions or countries.
4. Researchers or scientists studying the biology, ecology, or management strategies of invasive phytophthora.
5. Landowners or property managers who want to proactively monitor and prevent invasive phytophthora outbreaks on their land.
6. Gardeners or horticulturists who maintain ornamental plants, as some invasive phytophthora species can affect decorative plants and landscape aesthetics.
7. Forestry agencies or organizations interested in managing and preserving healthy forest ecosystems by monitoring invasive phytophthora.

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