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1. INTRODUCTION. Origins of the Turfgrasses (M.D. Casler and R.R. Duncan). PART 2. COOL-SEASON GRASSES. Kentucky Bluegrass (D.R. Huff). Annual Bluegrass (D.R. Huff). Supina Bluegrass (S. Bughrara). Texas Bluegrass (J.C. Read and S.J. Anderson). Rough Bluegrass (R. Hurley). Perennial Ryegrass (D. Thorogood). Tall Fescue (W.A. Meyer and E. Watkins). Fine-Leaved Festuca Species (B.A. Ruemmele, et al.). Creeping Bentgrass (S.E. Warnke). Colonial Bentgrass (B.A. Ruemmele). Velvet Bentgrass (L. Brilman). Three Minor Agrostis Species: Redtop, Highland Bentgrass, and Idaha Bentgrass (A.D. Brede and M.J. Sellman). Hairgrasses (L. Brilman and E. Watkins). PART 3. WARM-SEASON GRASSES. Bermudagrass (C.M. Taliaferro). Buffalograss (T.P. Riordan and S.J. Browning). Zoysiagrasses (M.C. Engelke and S. Anderson). Centipedegrass (W.W. Hanna and J. Liu). Seashore Paspalum (R.R. Duncan). St. Augustinegrass (P. Busey). Bahiagrass (P. Busey). Index. |
MICHAEL D. CASLER, PhD, is a research geneticist with the USDA-ARS and professor in the Department of Agronomy at the University of Wisconsin, Madison. A member and former chair of the Plant Breeding and Plant Genetics program at the university, he's written more than 100 peer-reviewed publications, spoken at numerous international conferences, and developed and registered four improved cultivars of perennial grasses.
RONNY R. DUNCAN, PhD, is a professor of Turfgrass Breeding and Stress Physiology in the Crop and Soil Sciences Department at the University of Georgia, Griffen. He's the author of Seashore Paspalum and Salt-Affected Turfgrass Sites, both published by Wiley.