- AGR-84: Timothy
Early agriculturists referred to it as Herd grass after John Herd, who found it around 1711 growing wild along the Piscataqua River near Portsmouth, N.H.Later, Timothy Hanson played a major role in promoting the use of this grass in Maryland around 1720.
- Table 5
They grow in the summer, benefiting from groundwater when in the winter and spring, they are susceptible to invasion by other grasses winter hardy, and adapted to sandy, infertile soils... Cool Season Grasses for Pasture: Estimated annual production,.
- A Classification of the Bent Grasses
A Classification of the Bent Grasses We have recently received a pamphlet entitled Commercial Bent Grasses (Agrostis) in Canada, written by Dr... saccharifera Lange Bentgrass, colonial (browntop) Agrostis capillaris L. (= A. tenuis Sibth.
- Background Diuron Assessment
lbs ai/A (up to two applications per year) the estimated environmental concentration (EECs) are 30 ppb, with a drinking water level of comparison (DWLOC) of 28 ppb for the most sensitive subpopulation, children assumptions in the dietary assessment, does.
- Interaction of soil moisture and elevated CO on the above-ground
Using large turves from an established pasture, the response of these communities at 350 or 700 fi\\~1 CO2 to a soil moisture deficit and to recovery from the deficit in comparison to this experiment the turves had been exposed to the C02 treatments for.
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