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Interseeding Improved Cultivars of Creeping Bentgrass into Existing Putting Greens

Authors: Marcus Jones (Iowa State University) , Nick E. Christians (Iowa State University)

  • Interseeding Improved Cultivars of Creeping Bentgrass into Existing Putting Greens

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    Interseeding Improved Cultivars of Creeping Bentgrass into Existing Putting Greens

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Abstract

A myriad of recently released cultivars of creeping bentgrass with more desirable agronomic characteristics are available. Traditional conversion involving the use of non-selective herbicides or soil fumigants is costly and time consuming. Interseeding has been proposed as an alternative conversion method. Interseeding is a method of conversion where seed is sown into an established grass sward. The goal is for the introduced cultivar or species to become the major component of the sward over time.

Keywords: Turfgrass, RFR A1019, Horticulture

How to Cite:

Jones, M. & Christians, N. E., (2011) “Interseeding Improved Cultivars of Creeping Bentgrass into Existing Putting Greens”, Iowa State University Research and Demonstration Farms Progress Reports 2010(1).

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Published on
2011-01-01

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