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Agrostis
(redirected from creeping bentgrass)

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Agrostis
grass in the plant family Poaceae. Includes A. avenacea (blowaway, blown, fairy or oat grass).

Agrostis avenacea
+ Anguina agrostis (A. funesta) + Clavibacter toxicus those grass seed heads which are infested with a nematode produce galls containing the bacteria which produce a toxin tunicamyluracil (corynetoxin), the cause of flood plain staggers.


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Designed by award-winning golf architect Marc Westenborg, the course is stunning visually, designed so the holes don't run up right alongside each other, with slick and true creeping bentgrass greens.
Care for Greens Activity and Scheduling Irrigation: 1 - 3 days interval Mowing: 1 - 3 days interval Top dressing: 3 to 6 times a year Aeration: Once a year Pesticide: Only when it's needed Herbicide: Only when it's needed Fungicide: Once a month Fertilization: Once a month The types of grass that can be used are either the creeping bentgrass or Bermuda grass.
 
 
 
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