Sentence examples for turf type from inspiring English sources

"It's a local turf type grass using Dutch seeds.

Native grasses are excellent candidate species for manipulation to produce dwarf and turf type varieties as well as for producing cultivars with higher attractiveness and requiring less maintenance to be used as a turf grass in arid and semi-arid regions of the world.

Plants from a diploid turf type cultivar, Player of perennial ryegrass (Lolium perenne L). were used for the current research.

Now they are eagerly learning the trade of gardening, discussing plantings and turf types.

She immediately could play 18 "nicer courses," learning the nuances of turf types, slopes and hazards, said Ken Stackhouse, a partner in an architectural firm who doubles as Mariah's caddie.

L. perenne 'Yarand' had statistically the lowest score for visual appeal as compared with the other turf types.

For novice and veteran soil-turners alike, he addressed questions like what grasses to grow after a dry spell (the turf-type tall fescue known as Black Beauty was one), how best to keep trees and shrubs out of the grip of winter (place them on the north and west sides of the house) and how to extend the life of your Christmas tree (a slanting cut near the base to soak in water).

Spring dead spot (SDS) is a serious root-rot fungal disease of turf-type bermudagrass (Cynodon dactylon L ., caused by Ophiosphaerella herpotricha.

Instead of lush Kentucky blue grass, then, consider heartier drought- and shade-resistant blends like turf-type tall fescues and improved perennial rye grasses.

Association analysis of heat tolerance-related traits was conducted in 100 diverse tall fescue accessions consisting of 93 natural genotypes originating from 33 countries and 7 turf-type commercial cultivars.

100 diverse accessions of tall fescue were employed in this study, including 93 accessions obtained from the United States Department of Agriculture-Agricultural Research Service (USDA-ARS) and 7 turf-type commercial cultivars obtained from the seed industry (Table  7).