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Rolling and Biological Control Products Affect Microdochium Patch Severity on a Sand‐Based Annual Bluegrass Putting Green

2018-11-01

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CORE IDEAS: There is evidence that rolling an annual bluegrass putting green 5 d a wk⁻¹ resulted in a lower severity of Microdochium patch. Two biological control products were shown to significantly lower Microdochium patch severity. Neither biological products nor rolling were shown to completely suppress Microdochium patch; therefore, turfgrass quality was not considered acceptable for any treatments. This stud...

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54db9ab1-8179-5840-a911-ff8bec3f775b
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10.2134/agronj2018.01.0008
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