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Instability of the Greens-Type Phenotype in Poa annua L.

2011-07-01

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The turfgrass species Poa annua L. is most prevalent as an invasive, annual weed in managed turfs. Conversely, the dwarf perennial greens-type biotype produces a high turf quality with great utility to the golf-course industry. In the past 60 yr, several attempts have been made to breed a commercial cultivar of the greens-type biotype with little sustained success. Here, we characterize the morphological traits of...

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bcb4a346-74ef-504d-9bfa-1fb07487dc18
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10.2135/cropsci2010.10.0580
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