Updates
The latest research notes, field observations, and announcements from PACE Turf. Page 246 of 250.
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January 1, 1999
There are no miracle cures for control of annual bluegrass, one of the most troublesome and persistent weeds on golf…
- Issues in the Use of Reclaimed Water on Golf Courses Members only
January 1, 1999
Production of reclaimed water is a popular approach for conserving one of our most important resources. With growing supplies now…
- Moss Control: New Data and Management Strategies Members only
January 1, 1999
Based on newly generated research data, a program to control mosses on putting greens was developed. In our 1998 research…
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January 1, 1999
The PACE Turfgrass Research Institute (PTRI) completed 16 research projects (see page 4 for listing) in 1999. Funded by a…
- All Worms Are NOT Created Equal: A Look at Earthworms, Black Cutworms and Stem Nematodes Members only
January 1, 1998
The word “worm”, defined by Webster’s Dictionary as “any of numerous relatively small elongated usually naked and soft-bodied animals”, is…
- Anguina pacificae - seed and leaf gall nematode Members only
January 1, 1998
Anguina pacificae (AP) - the seed and leaf gall nematode - is the most threatening plant disease of Poa annua…
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January 1, 1998
Researchers have long been undecided about the relationship between two key problems frequently associated with one another on golf course…
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January 1, 1998
The National Climatic Data Center recently reported that July, 1998 was the hottest recorded month on earth ever, and that…
- Mosses on Golf Course Greens: An Emerging Problem? Members only
January 1, 1998
It’s growing nicely and gradually spreading across your new putting green—and it’s a beautiful dark green, velvety and dense in…
- New and Emerging Turfgrass Diseases Members only
January 1, 1998
New disease problems emerge periodically as a result of unusual weather patterns, ever-increasing expectations for turfgrass perfection (and the stress…