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Showing 1 to 8 of 8 for “"Winter Injury"”.

  1. Using Covers and Wetting Agents to Prevent Winter Injury of Ultradwarf Bermudagrass

    … moves further north, there is risk of sustaining winter injury from low-temperature exposure and tissue desiccation. Protective covers reduce low-temperature exposure on ultradwarf bermudagrass greens. Desiccation of turf can be caused by hydrophobic soils. Wetting agents are applied to actively …

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  2. The relation of stock and cion effects to winter injury in the apple

    Thesis (M.S.)--Michigan State College of Agriculture and Applied Science. Dept. of Horticulture, 1939

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  3. Quantifying Field Variability Effects on Surface Performance and Athletes

    … spring dead spot (SDS; Ophiosphaerella spp.) and winter injury are common on bermudagrass (Cynodon dactylon) athletic fields, yet limited research has evaluated how variability from these stressors affects field performance or safety. Existing literature often oversimplifies playing surfaces into …

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  4. The influences of atmospheric nitrates and annual climatic variables in predisposition to winter desiccation injury in Fraser fir and red spruce

    The occurrence of winter injury in red spruce (<u>Picea rubens</u>) L. sarg. and Fraser fir (<u>Abies fraseri</u>) pursh. poir. in relation to the level of atmospheric nitrates and climatic parameters of precipitation and temperatures was investigated. Data and foliage samples were collected from …

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  5. Preliminary studies of boxwood blight

    … condition such as lack of moisture, winter injury, malnutrition, insect injury, or improper transplanting.

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  6. Nutritional and PGR effects on lipid unsaturation, osmoregulant content, and relation to bermudagrass cold hardiness

    Winter injury of bermudagrass (Cynodon spp.) continues to be a problem across the transition zone. In an attempt to delay or induce winter dormancy while maintaining cold hardiness, applications of seaweed extract (SWE) (0.54 kg ha-1), ethephon (16 L ha-1), Fe (1 kg ha-1), and N (49 kg ha-1) took …

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  7. Optimizing Bermudagrass Management Strategies Using Aerial Imagery and Wireless Capacitive Soil Sensors

    … making related to irrigation practices and winterkill stress mitigation. The first study assessed the impact of morning leaf wetness from dew and subsequent removal on remotely sensed visible imagery for creeping bentgrass and HBG. The data suggests that leaf wetness minimally influences …

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  8. Using Plant Growth Regulators to Improve the Quality of Containerized Herbaceous Peony

    … gravel pad to receive natural chilling over the winter months. Drenches of 0 or 100 mg·L-1 GA3 were applied at 250 mL/pot to each cultivar under each chilling model when the specific conditions were met. Due to greater winter injury in the 2017–18 season, results varied by year. In the 2017–18 …

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