Courses are often afflicted by various species of Fusarium fungus, which produce white rings on the grass, and are a prime breeding ground for anthracnose, a general term for a wide range of plant diseases especially common on turf that is under repeated stress.
Industry lobbyists called the new committee's expanded turf common sense, especially considering the recent Congressional overhaul of the financial services.
Mayer's biography also quotes a former staff member comparing Clarence House's internal rivalries to "Wolf Hall", with "common and bloody" turf wars between Prince Charles' employees.
To determine whether five common herbivorous fishes preferred turf algae over macro algae, the grazing intensity (i.e., the number of bites taken from either algal group per 5 min) was compared using a factorial ANOVA where fish species and algal type were used as categorizing factors followed by post-hoc analyses (Tukey HSD).
Turf wars are common, duplication rife.
Cabin for two £1,094 a week, short breaks from £547, cabin for six £677.50 for two nights, eaglebrae.co.uk Turf houses were common in Iceland until well into the 20th century, as turf is a great insulator.
During a walk round her home turf of Wimbledon Common, she gleefully pointed out how the wording on one of the benches donated by and embossed with the names of municipal dignitaries had been altered by a local wag.
And narcotics, in one way or another, have long played a role in murder, although killings over drug turf became more common in the 1980's and 1990's, perhaps because the organized crime figures of an earlier era quickly crushed challenges to their market hegemony.
Turf wars are common in the world of law enforcement.
