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  1. Managing Stress Tolerance on Warm-Season Putting Greens in the Transition Zone

    … species and surface characteristics, including ball roll distance and surface firmness, were monitored. ‘Lazer’ zoysiagrass demonstrated superior shade-tolerance and had a minimum DLI requirement about 10 mol m-2 d-1 less than ‘TifEagle’. Surface firmness was greater for ‘Lazer’, while …

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  2. Influence of Annual Bluegrass on Putting Green Trueness and Control of Weedy Poa Species in Kentucky Bluegrass and Creeping Bentgrass Turf

    … to provide a smooth and directionally-consistent ball roll. Although much research has evaluated the impact of greens management on ball roll distance, no peer-reviewed research has evaluated how canopy surface factors, such as weedy annual bluegrass, will influence ball roll direction. Laboratory …

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  3. The construction, irrigation and fertiliser nutrition of UK golf greens

    … was enhanced by increased nitrogen input. Golf ball roll and various aspects of their behaviour after impact onto the turf with simulated 5-iron flight characteristics were measured. Roll length declined with increasing fertiliser rate. Hard greens produced long, high bounces and shallow pitch …

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  4. Species and Cultural Management of Earthworms on Golf Course Turf in Arkansas and Oklahoma

    … casting can result in a muddy playing surface, ball roll issues, weed and pest invasion, reduced aesthetics, surface softening, and reduced photosynthesis. Because the use of pesticides for earthworm control is illegal in the U.S., earthworm casting must be managed through cultural practices. …

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