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Turfgrass Physiology and Pathology

Poster Session

C05 Turfgrass Science

Contributed poster in the broad category of turfgrass physiology, breeding, evaluation, and pathology

Tuesday, November 5, 2013: 4:00 PM-6:00 PM
Tampa Convention Center, East Hall
Organizer:
Erik H. Ervin
242-1
Evaluation Of Genotypic Variation In Heat Tolerance Of Tall Fescue By Functional Traits.
Jinmin Fu, Wuhan Botainical Garden, CAS; Xiaoyan sun, Wuhan Botainical Garden, CAS; Longxing Hu, Wuhan Botainical Garden, CAS
100-32
Poa Annua Population Dynamics in Response to Herbicides and Plant Growth Regulators.
Jesse Kalin Brown, University of Nebraska
242-3
NBS-LRR Gene Expression of Buffalograss Challenged With Leaf Spot Pathogen.
Bimal Sajeewa Amaradasa, University of Nebraska-Lincoln; Keenan Amundsen, University of Nebraska - Lincoln
242-4
Overseeding, N Rate and Traffic in Tifeagle Bermudagrass.
Phillip Bruner, Auburn University; Elizabeth A. Guertal, Auburn University
242-5
Plant Available Water in Hydrophobic Soil Affected By Wetting Agents.
John Brandon Haguewood, University of Missouri; Enzhan Song, University of Missouri; Stephen H. Anderson, University of Missouri; Keith W. Goyne, University of Missouri; Xi Xiong, University of Missouri
242-6
Late Season Aerification Effects On the Incidence of Spring Dead Spot in Ultradwarf Bermudagrass Grown in the Transition Zone.
Paul Woosley, Western Kentucky University
242-7
Effects of the Rutgers Wear Simulator and Cady Traffic Simulator On the 2011 NTEP Kentucky Bluegrass Trial.
Bradley S. Park, Rutgers University; Hui Chen, Rutgers University; James A. Murphy, Rutgers University
242-8
Efficient Irrigation for Recreational Turf In the Cool-Humid Northeast: ET and Crop Coefficients.
James William Poro, University of Massachusetts-Amherst; Jeffrey Ebdon, University of Massachusetts Amherst; Michelle DaCosta, University of Massachusetts-Amherst
242-9
Soil pH Effects On Annual Bluegrass Growth, Quality, and Anthracnose Severity.
Charles J Schmid, Rutgers University; Bruce B. Clarke, Rutgers University; James A. Murphy, Rutgers University
242-10
Association Mapping of Cadmium Resistance in Bermudagrass (Cynodon Dactylon )Based On SSR Analysis.
Yan Xie, Wuhan Botainical Garden, CAS; Jinmin Fu, Wuhan Botainical Garden, CAS
242-11
The Effect of Gibberellic Acid and the Gibberellic Acid Inhibitor Trinexapac-Ethyl On Photosynthesis of Creeping Bentgrass and Annual Bluegrass.
Robert Kerr, University of Guelph; Eric Lyons, University of Guelph
242-12
Evaluation of Creeping Bentgrass (Agrostis stolonifera L.) Responses to Root Mass 20/20 and Stimulate.
Isaac Mertz, Iowa State University; Nick E. Christians, Iowa State University; Marcus Jones, Stoller USA Inc.
242-13
Exploring The Symptomology and Disease Development Of Bacterial Etiolation and Decline Caused By Acidovorax Avenae Subsp. Avenae.
Paul R. Giordano, Michigan State University; Joseph M. Vargas, Michigan State University
242-14
The Effects Of Ultraviolet-B Light Radiation On The Development and Growth Of Dollar Spot.
Jesse J Benelli, University of Tennessee - Knoxville; Brandon J. Horvath, University of Tennessee - Knoxville
242-15
Effects of Elevated Carbon Dioxide Concentration On Kentucky Bluegrass Responses to Increasing Temperatures and Drought Stress.
Yali Song, Rutgers University; Patrick Burgess, Rutgers University; Bingru Huang, Rutgers University
242-16
Turfgrass Drought Response and Water Use During An Induced Drought Period.
Brad T. DeBels, University of Wisconsin-Madison; Douglas J. Soldat, University of Wisconsin-Madison
242-17
Response of Five Bermudagrass Cultivars to Simulated Athletic-Type Wear.
Philipe C. F. Aldahir, Auburn University; J. Scott McElroy, Auburn University
242-18
The Effects of Athletic Field Paint Color On Perennial Ryegrass Photosynthesis.
Chrissie Segars, Oklahoma State University; Justin Quetone Moss, Oklahoma State University
242-19
Soil-to-Atmosphere Greenhouse Gas Emissions From High- and Low-Input Turf Systems of Central Kentucky.
Daniel Adam Weber, University of Kentucky; Rebecca L. McCulley, University of Kentucky; David Williams, University of Kentucky
242-20
Development and Evaluation of Cold Hardy Bermudagrass for Putting Greens.
Wenwen Liu, Oklahoma State University; Dennis L. Martin, Oklahoma State University; Greg Bell, Oklahoma State University; Yanqi Wu, Oklahoma State University; Justin Quetone Moss, Oklahoma State University; Steven M. Batten, Oklahoma State University Horticulture & Landscape Architecture Dept.; Charles M. Taliaferro, Oklahoma State University
242-21
Drought Induced Canopy Effects On Surface Runoff Quality.
Charles Henry Fontanier, Texas A&M University; Jacqueline Ann Aitkenhead-Peterson, Texas A&M University; Richard H. White, Texas A&M University
242-22
Water Quality and Growth Regulator Effects On Bermudagrass Managed Under Irrigation Stress.
Reagan Wesley Hejl, Texas A&M University; Benjamin G. Wherley, Texas A&M University; Richard H. White, Texas A&M University
242-23
Repeated Applications of a Hydrophilic Sand Affect Turfgrass Quality and Reduce Irrigation Water Requirement.
Guillermo Alvarez, New Mexico State University; Bernd Leinauer, New Mexico State University; Elena Sevostianova, New Mexico State University; Stanley J. Kostka, Aquatrols Corporation of America
242-24
Wetting Agent Program and Irrigation Effects On Putting Green Performance.
Ethan D. Charles, University of Arkansas; Douglas E. Karcher, University of Arkansas; Michael D. Richardson, University of Arkansas
242-25
Distribution and Virulence of Root-Infecting Pythium Species Isolated From Bentgrass Putting Greens Exhibiting Summer Root Decline in the Midwest.
John Workman, University of Missouri; Gerald Lee Miller, University of Missouri
242-26
Development of Molecular and Greenhouse-Based Resources to Facilitate Controlled in Planta Studies of Colletotrichum Cereale.
Lisa A. Beirn, Rutgers University; Ruying Wang, Rutgers University; Bruce B. Clarke, Rutgers University; Joanne Crouch, USDA-ARS, Systematic Mycology & Microbiology Laboratory
242-27
Monitoring Respiration Inhibition In Turfgrass Using FTIR Analysis Of Whole Leaves.
Matthew A Pedersen, University of Nebraska - Lincoln; Roch E. Gaussoin, University of Nebraska - Lincoln
242-2
Epibrassinolide Impacts On Drought Tolerance Of Creeping Bentgrass. (Cancelled)
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