Keyword: Daylight

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Title	Author and Source	Category	View TGIF Record
A brief history of (daylight saving) time Access Restrictions	Anonymous. 2019. Golf Course Management. November. 87(11): p. 20.	Professional	309488
Spring update: Are you ready for water restrictions?	Bevard, Darin S. 2009. United States Golf Association. April 27. p. [1].	Professional	160293
The waiting game: Is slow play killing championship golf?	Shedloski, Dave. 2008. Golf World. June 6. p. 58-62.	Popular	136516
Rounding the home stretch	Baird, Jim. 2007. USGA World Wide Web Site. August 20. p. [1-2].	Professional	139048
Clock will be ticking more in 2007 Access Restrictions	Ostmeyer, Terry. 2007. Golf Course Management. February. 75(2): p. 22.	Professional	121380
Sunlight, air flow help head off turf failure	Rossi, Frank S. 2005. Golfweek's SuperNEWS. November 25. 7(21): p. 16.	Trade	115527
Use of artificial light to stimulate retention of summer leaf form of Leptinella maniototo during winter	Hood, M. Zeta; Gibbs, R. J.; Wrigley, M. P. 2001. IXth International Turfgrass Research Conference. 9: p. 47.	Report Abstract or Summary only	74268
The sun	USGA Green Section. 2001. USGA Green Section Record. May/June. 39(3)	Professional Turftwister Q & A Q & A	78130
Turf microclimate	Anonymous. 2000. Panstadia International Quarterly Report. April. 6(4): p. 56-59.	Trade	65500
Spectral irradiance available for turfgrass growth in sun and shade	Bell, G. E.; Danneberger, T. K.; McMahon, M. J. 2000. Crop Science. January/February. 40(1): p. 189-195.	Refereed	63676
[Leptinella maniototo growth issues]	Havell, David. 1999. New Zealand Turf Management Journal. August. 13(3): p. 39.	Professional Editorial	61884
Slope, sunlight: Main pond success factors	Fech, John C.; Ferraro, Dennis. 1997. Landscape Management. July. 36(7): p. 20L-21L.	Trade	63473
Proper light and air circulation	USGA Green Section. 1994. USGA Green Section Record. January/February. 32(1)	Professional Turftwister Q & A Q & A	77978
From the literature: What determines grass productivity?	Harris, Jack. 1989. Turf Craft Aust.. September/October. 14: p. 45-46.	Professional	1815
Effect of Temperature, Daylength, and Solar Radiation on Production of Coastal Bermudagrass	Burton, G. W.; Hook, J. E.; Butler, J. L.; Hellwig, R. E. 1988. Agronomy Journal. July/August. 80(4): p. 557-560.	Refereed	13043
Performance of Kentucky Bluegrass Strains Grown in Sun and Shade.	Taylor, L. H.; Schmidt, R. E. 1977. Agronomy Abstracts. November. 69: p. 113.	Report Abstract or Summary only	15951
The function of phytochrome in the natural environment-II. The influence of vegetation canopies on the spectral energy distribution of natural daylight	Holmes, M. G.; Smith, Harry. 1977. Photochemistry and Photobiology. June. 25(6): p. 539-545.		397
Uptake and transport of lead by Perennial ryegrass from flowing solution culture with a controlled concentration of lead	Jarvis, S. C.; Jones, L. H. P.; Clement, C. R. 1977. Plant and Soil. February. 46(2): p. 371-379.	Refereed	419
The regulation of plant and tiller density in a grass sward Access Restrictions	Kays, S.; Harper J. L. 1974. Journal of Ecology. March. 62(1): p. 97-106.	Refereed	389
Trees, in fact and fiction Access Restrictions	Dressel, Karl. 1948. The Greenkeepers' Reporter. January/February. 16(1): p. 42-44, 48-49.	Professional	118393
The growth of Kentucky bluegrass and of Canada bluegrass in late spring and in autumn as affected by the length of day	Evans, Morgan W.; Watkins, James, M. 1939. Agronomy Journal. September. 31(9): p. 767-774.	Refereed	13183