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Publication Type:	Professional
Author(s):	Green, Robert L.
Author Affiliation:	OSU Ornamental- Turf Extension Specialist
Title:	Winter injury in bermudagrass
Source:	Oklahoma Turf. Vol. 2, No. 4, Winter 1984, p. 1-3.
# of Pages:	3
Publishing Information:	Stillwater, OK: Oklahoma Turfgrass Research Foundation, Inc., in cooperation with the Oklahoma State University Division of Agriculture
Keywords:	TIC Keywords: Cynodon dactylon; Compaction; Coring; Cold resistance; Winterkill; Tissue desiccation
Abstract/Contents:	There are several different types of stress that may injure or kill bermudagrass during the winter months, including direct low temperature kill, desiccation, mechanical injury due to traffic on semi-frozen turf, and disease. In response to lower soil temperature, bermudagrass begins the process of preparing itself for winter. Succulent, rapidly growing plant tissue, or bermudagrass that is subjected to waterlogged conditions is hindered in this hardening process. Sound management practices prior, during, and following a hard winter can make the difference in bermudagrass surviving the winter.
Language:	English
References:	7
See Also:	See also related leaflet, Winter Injury in Bermudagrass, [1984], R=302679. R=302679
See Also:	Other items relating to: WINGO
	ASA/CSSA/SSSA Citation (Crop Science-Like - may be incomplete): Green, R. L. 1984. Winter injury in bermudagrass. Okla. Turf. 2(4):p. 1-3.
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