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Author(s): Severmutlu, S. ;
Shearman, R. C. ;
Riordan, T. P.
Author Affiliation: Severmutlu: Graduate Student, Turfgrass Management and Ecology; Shearman and Riordan: Department of Agronomy and Horticulture, University of Nebraska
Title: Overseeding buffalograss with fine fescues to extend the green cover
Section: Management and physiological studiesOther records with the "Management and physiological studies" Section
Source: Turfgrass Research Report 2002 [Nebraska]. 2002, p. 31-35.
# of Pages: 5
Publishing Information: [Lincoln, NE]: University of Nebraska
Keywords: TIC Keywords: Bouteloua dactyloides ; Overseeding ; Fine fescues ; Establishment rate ; Color ; Seeding ; Percent living ground cover ; Seeding time ; Seeding rate ; Coring ; Color retention ; Quality evaluation
Abstract/Contents: Presents a study conducted to determine the "best fine fescue species"; "effect of seeding date, seeding rate, and extent of core cultivation on fine leaf fescue overseeding establishment in a mature buffalograss turf"; "effect of overseeded fine-leaf fescues on spring and fall turfgrass color retention in a buffalograss turf"; and "impact of overseeded fine-fescues on buffalograss turfgrass quality." Provides the data collected during the study, highlighting establishment rate; turfgrass quality; turfgrass green cover; turfgrass color; and species count. Reports that "sheep fescue-buffalograss mixture has given the best quality and color. The improved quality of sheep fescue-buffalograss mixture may be due to the more bluish-green color of sheep fescue that blends better visually with the color of the buffalograss cultivars used in this study, and the uniformity of sheep fescue-buffalograss mixture." Concludes that "there was a significant effect of fine leaf fescues on buffalograss turfgrass color retention and quality when buffalograss was dormant."
Language: English
References: 4
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ASA/CSSA/SSSA Citation (Crop Science -Like - may be incomplete ): Severmutlu, S., R. C. Shearman, and T. P. Riordan. 2002. Overseeding buffalograss with fine fescues to extend the green cover. Turfgrass Res. Rept. Nebr. p. 31-35.
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