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1. Start by preparing the necessary tools and materials such as a sample collection bag, gloves, and a pen.
2. Choose a representative area of grass to sample. It can be a specific section of a lawn or a particular type of grass in a larger area.
3. Make sure the grass is dry before collecting the sample.
4. Use the gloves to protect your hands and prevent contamination.
5. Take a small handful of grass from the root zone. You can use a trowel or your hand to loosen the soil if necessary.
6. Place the grass sample into the collection bag. Make sure to seal it properly to avoid any leakage or contamination.
7. Use the pen to label the bag with relevant information such as the date, location, and any specific details about the grass being sampled.
8. Store the sample bag in a cool and dry place until it is ready to be analyzed or tested.

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1. Various professionals and individuals may need to collect a sample unit of grass for different purposes. These include:
2. - Gardeners or homeowners who want to assess the health and quality of their grass or identify any underlying issues.
3. - Landscapers or lawn care companies who need to evaluate the condition of a lawn and determine appropriate treatments or maintenance.
4. - Agricultural researchers or scientists studying grass species, growth patterns, or soil composition.
5. - Environmental agencies or organizations monitoring grassland ecosystems or conducting biodiversity surveys.
6. - Golf course managers or sports field managers who need to monitor the turf health and optimize playing conditions.

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Sample unit - grass is a specific area of land covered with grass that is used for data collection and analysis in agricultural surveys.

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