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Author(s):Shearman, R. C.; Severmutlu, S.; Riordan, T. P.; Bilgili, U.
Author Affiliation:Shearman: Professor, Agronomy and Horticulture, University of Nebraska, Lincoln, Nebraska; Severmultu: Western Mediterranean Agricultural Research Center, Antalya, Turkey; Riordan: Director, Professional Golf Management Program, University of Nebraska, Lincoln, Nebraska; Bilgili: Assistant Professor, Department of Field Crops, Faculty of Agriculture, Uludag University, Bursa, Turkey
Title:Overseeding fine fesuce in buffalograss turfs: University of Nebraska researchers overseed buffalograss with blue fescue to extend the color of this native turfgrass
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Source:USGA Green Section Record. September/October 2006, p. 20-25.
Publishing Information:Far Hills, NJ: United States Golf Association, Green Section
# of Pages:6
Keywords:TIC Keywords: Overseeding; Fine fescues; Bouteloua dactyloides; Color retention; Seeding rate; Seeding time; Turfgrass quality; Shoot density; Color; Mowing height; Quality evaluation
Abstract/Contents:Discusses a study conducted "to study the potential of overseeding fine-leaved fescues into established buffalograss turf and to improve turfgrass color and quality." States that "the first studies investigated species, seeding rate and date, and core cultivation effects on overseeding establishment and buffalograss performance with turfs maintained as golf course roughs. [Later] studies investigated overseeding effects when turfs were maintained under fairway conditions." Lists SR 3100 hard fescue, SR 3200 blue fescue, and SR 5100 chewings fescue as the fine-leaved fescues used in the study and states that "fall, spring, and fall-spring seedings were compared in the seeding date study." Details methods and materials utilized in the study, stating that "the fine-leaved fescues were overseeded into mature stands of buffalograss." Mentions studies conducted on fairway overseeding, stating that "buffalograss cultivars maintained as fairway turfs were overseeded with Bighorn blue fesuce at 1.0 and 2.0 lbs./1,000 sq. [square] ft. [feet] in early September." Presents the results of the seeding rate and date studies and reports that "in the seeding date studies, fall overseeding gave the best turfgrass quality and color, and highest shoot density ratings compared to spring or fall-spring plantings." Also presents the results of the fairway overseeding study and reports that ""overseeding buffalograss cultivars maintained under fairway mowing heights with Bighorn blue fescue resulted in improved turfgrass quality when compared to non-overseeded grasses."
Language:English
References:5
See Also:See also "Overseeding fine fescue in buffalograss turfs" USGA Turfgrass and Environment Research Record Online , 5(9) May 1,2006, p. [1-8], R=110824 R=110824
Note:Include sidebar "Connecting the dots", pg. 25, a Q&A interview with Dr. Robert Shearman by Dr. Jeff Nus
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Severmultu, S., T. P. Riordan, U. Bilgili, and R. C. Shearman. 2006. Overseeding fine fesuce in buffalograss turfs: University of Nebraska researchers overseed buffalograss with blue fescue to extend the color of this native turfgrass. USGA Green Sec. Rec. p. 20-25.
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