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These are all plots we've sampled so far. The green check-marks represent detections of our target invasives (invasives are present on at least one of the subplots), the red X's non-detections (target invasives are not present on any of the subplots), and the blue question-marks "unknowns". A plot get's an unknown classification if the data have not been submitted to me yet, or if the datasheets (where you are supposed to circle "yes" or "no" for the presence of any of the target invasives on the subplot) are incomplete. This is the case on datasheets for several of the plots. We should try to make sure this field gets an entry every time we sample a subplot. Plots for which you've submitted photos on our Picasa page have images associated with the features when you click on them on the map. It's a nice way to be able to relate what's visible in the imagery in Google Earth to what we know is on the ground.
Nice work Luke!
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