Tag: Super Science Intro

Photo 1. Penncross creeping bentgrass (outlined in blue) shows discoloration in response to lower nitrogen rates in evaluating 10 creeping bentgrass cultivars. (Photo by: Ohio State University)

New USGA research evaluating plant growth regulators

October 13, 2025 By
USGA-supported research at Ohio State and Rutgers is uncovering how plant growth regulators shape the performance of new creeping bentgrass cultivars. ...

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Lazer (left) and TifEagle (right) under 40-percent shade, mowed at 0.100 inches and without PGR. Note the thinning and reduced quality of TifEagle compared to Lazer. (University of Arkansas, 8/31/2020) (Photo by: Wendell Hutchens)

Super Science: Managing shaded warm-season grass greens

September 1, 2025 By
Lazer zoysiagrass outperforms TifEagle in shaded putting greens. ...

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Booth's treatment options below should be followed by 1/8 inch of irrigation. (Photo: courtesy: USGA Green Section)

It’s summer; time to prepare for winter soilborne diseases

July 1, 2025 By
For golf courses in the Southeast with ultradwarf bermudagrass putting greens, August is the time to start thinking about upcoming winter dormancy. ...

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Dollar spot response across DMI fungicides

April 23, 2025 By
Findings suggest that the effectiveness of commercially available DMIs varies among both sensitive and resistant strains of dollar spot. ...

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Minimum mowing, fertilizer and irrigation cost estimates

March 21, 2025 By
Nine turfgrass scientists roughly estimated the minimum costs required to fertilize, irrigate and mow turfgrasses using climate data, turfgrass physiology information and resource costs. ...

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Examines nematodes as a form of pest control on the course

March 4, 2025 By
Entomopathogenic nematodes (EPNs) can control several important turfgrass insect pests, including white grubs, weevils, cutworms and sod webworms. However, most biopesticide research has focused on releasing many EPN strains that may have lost some of their ability to persist effectively ...

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