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Author(s):MacKenzie, Jack
Author Affiliation:CGCS, North Oaks Golf Club and Editor, Hole Notes
Title:Zebra Mussels: An unfortunate and unique distinction
Source:Hole Notes. Vol. 43, No. 9, October 2011, p. 22.
Publishing Information:Edina, MN, Minnesota Golf Course Superintendents' Association
# of Pages:1
Keywords:TIC Keywords: Acidification; Dreissena polymorpha; Irrigation practices; Pest control; Sulfuric acid; Water conditioners
Abstract/Contents:Explains that North Oaks Golf Club in North Oaks, Minnesota is potentially one of the few clubs in the state impacted by zebra mussels. Mentions that its irrigation source is connected directly to the Mississippi River and this may be how the zebra mussels are getting into the system. Reports that a dive team was employed by the course to scrape the irrigation screens of zebra mussel shells and that the pH (potential hydrogen) of the water, as high as 9.3, was reduced to 6.4 to kill zebra mussel larvae. Concludes that, "yup, zebra mussels are here to stay and yes they are an issue to contend with."
Language:English
References:0
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MacKenzie, J. 2011. Zebra Mussels: An unfortunate and unique distinction. Hole Notes. 43(9):p. 22.
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