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Author(s):Kim, Seong-kyoo; Kang, Hoon; So, In-Sup
Author Affiliation:Kim: Pinx Country Club; Kang and So: Faculty, Horticultural Science, Cheju National University
Title:Influence of Ca++ treatment on growth and mineral elements of cool-season turfgrass species
Source:Korean Journal of Turfgrass Science. Vol. 16, No. 1, 2002, p. 1-10 [438-447].
Publishing Information:Korea: Turfgrass Society of Korea
# of Pages:10
Keywords:TIC Keywords: Calcium; Growth factors; Chemical composition; Cool season turfgrasses; Agrostis stolonifera; Lolium perenne; Poa pratensis; Festuca arundinacea; Application rates; Shoot growth; Root growth; Tillers (vegetative)
Cultivar Names:Penn A-1; Palmer II; Nassou; Boonsai 2000
Abstract/Contents:"The influence of calcium on the growth of creeping bentgrass 'Penn-A1', perennial ryegrass 'Palmer II', Kentucky bluegrass 'Nassou' and tall fescue 'Boonsai 2000' in greenhouse was investigated. Creeping bentgrass 'Penn-A1', Kentucky bluegrass 'Nassou' and tall fescue 'Boonsai 2000' at Ca 4.0 me/L, and perennial ryegrass 'Palmer II' at Ca 2.0 me/L showed the best shoot growth. Creeping bentgrass 'Penn-Al", perennial ryegrass 'Palmer II' and Kentucky bluegrass 'Nassou' at Ca 1.0 me/L, and tall fescue 'Boonsai 2000' at Ca 4.0 me/L showed the best root growth, and there was little or no difference between different Ca concentrations. Creeping bentgrass 'Penn-A1' and Kentucky bluegrass 'Nassou' at Ca 4.0 me/L, and perennial ryegrass 'Palmer II' at Ca 1.0 me/L had the highest number of tillers, and tall fescue 'Boonsai 2000' at Ca 4.0 me/L had the highest, but there was no difference between different Ca concentrations. As application rate of Ca concentration became higher, the content of Ca in plant tissue increased, while the content of Mg in plant tissue decreased, and the content of Fe in plant tissue increased to Ca 4.0 me/L. The Ca treatment had not effect on N, P, K, and Zn of tissue content. The wick pot applied will be to research of plant nutrition in future because utilization of wick pot has an excellent precision and convenience."
Language:Korean
References:22
Note:Abstract appears in English
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Kim, S.-k., H. Kang, and I.-S. So. 2002. Influence of Ca++ treatment on growth and mineral elements of cool-season turfgrass species. (In Korean, with English abstract.) Korean Journal of Turfgrass Science. 16(1):p. 1-10 [438-447].
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