Hutton’s monitoring of Phytophthora incidence and diversity from natural ecosystems 2016-2018

The James Hutton Institute has been testing novel DNA barcoding methods to monitor the incidence and diversity of Phytophthora species and related plant pathogens in natural ecosystems. This has involved testing filtered water samples in a time-series of samples from locations in the Invergowrie Burn catchment plus sites in the Environmental Change Network (ECN).

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Locations of water sampling for Phytophthora...WMS
The map shows the locations where water samples were collected for analysis.
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Water sampling locations informationCSV
Description of the locations where water samples were taken for analysis are...
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Preliminary output data from water analysisCSV
Some data from the water analysis are presented. Data from the DNA analyis of...
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Additional Info

Field	Value
Author	Dr David E L Cooke
Last Updated	September 29, 2021, 12:31 (+0100)
Created	November 6, 2019, 11:50 (GMT)
CICES Section	Regulation and Maintenance
GEMET Theme	natural areas landscape ecosystems