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Purple Loosestrife Field Survey:Northeast:	Town where purple loosestrife is located. Nearest road intersection (street names or highway numbers)	Type of area (wetland, stream, etc.) Plant density Estimated area of infestation (square feet or acres) Private/public land County (if known) Your name Your email address Your mailing address Your telephone number Any comments
Publications Email Order Form New England Greenhouse Floricultural Recommendations New England Vegetable Management Guide Extension Publications	Your name Your email address Your mailing address Publication name(s) Quantity ordering	Your company name (if any) Amount of $ due for publications Special instructions, telephone number or comments
UConn IPM Website Assessment/Feedback	Your city Your state Your zipcode	Your name Your email address Your company (if any) Your mailing address Have you used the IPM information? On what size land parcel? From which IPM programs have you used information? Primary interest: Commercial, individual, student How did you find our site? Comments/suggestions
IPM Homestudy Course Registration	Your zipcode Course for which registering	Your name for course completion certificate Other IPM course interests How you heard about our courses Comments/suggestion

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