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Turfgrass Research Summary: 1999, Leo Schleicher
Turfgrass Research Summary: 1999, Leo Schleicher
Agricultural Experiment Station Circulars
Although perennial ryegrass provides excellent playability at mowing heights as low as one-half inch on golf course fairways, winter injury is frequently reported. Freezing stress resistance may be influenced by cultivar, mowing height, and fertility. The objectives of this study are to identify perennial ryegrass cultivars suitable for the Northern Plains, as influenced by mowing height and fertility, and to investigate the reliability of a laboratory screening procedure. Following establishment in the fall of 1998, 22 perennial ryegrass cultivars were evaluated in the field during the 1999 growing season for winter injury, genetic color, snow mold injury, rust disease, and …
Tree Planting And Management For Golf Courses, Hazreena Hussein
Mr416: An Evaluation Of Turfgrass Species And Varieties: Perennial Ryegrass, Alan R. Langille, Annamarie Pennucci
Mr416: An Evaluation Of Turfgrass Species And Varieties: Perennial Ryegrass, Alan R. Langille, Annamarie Pennucci
Miscellaneous Reports
The ryegrasses include those popular and extensively used turfgrasses noted for their rapid germination and subsequent swift development into a suitable turf. These grasses are broadly adapted to cool temperate climates and find use in a wide array of habitats: from the seashore to mountain slopes, and in nearly all soil conditions. This report presents the results of a trial of 97 perennial ryegrass varieties at the University of Maine.