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MANAGING INSECT PESTS OF SPORT FIELDS: WHAT DOES THE FUTURE HOLD?

Article number

783_50

Pages

481 – 498

Language

English

Abstract

Publication

II International Conference on Turfgrass Science and Management for Sports Fields

Authors

D.A. Potter

Keywords

turfgrass insects, reduced-risk insecticides, biological control, cultural control, integrated pest management

Full text

https://doi.org/10.17660/ActaHortic.2008.783.50

Online Articles (61)

1. MULTI-WAY KENTUCKY BLUEGRASS BLENDS AND THEIR EFFECT ON TURFGRASS QUALITY

A.D. Brede

2. ESTABLISHMENT OF THREE WARM-SEASON GRASSES UNDER SALINITY STRESS

M. Pessarakli | D.M. Kopec

3. TWO YEARS OF STUDIES INTO NATIVE BERMUDAGRASS (CYNODON SPP.) GERMPLASM FROM SICILY (ITALY) FOR THE CONSTITUTION OF TURF CULTIVARS

C. Leto | M. Sarno | T. Tuttolomondo | S. La Bella | M. Licata

4. SEEDING DATES FOR TALL FESCUE (FESTUCA ARUNDINACEA SCHREB.) ATHLETIC FIELDS ESTABLISHED IN A TEMPERATE CONTINENTAL CLIMATE

J.C. Stier | E.J. Koeritz

5. SEEDING RATES THAT MAXIMIZE TURF COVER WHEN SOWN DURING TRAFFIC

D.D. Minner | F.J. Valverde | R.M. Pirtle

6. DETERMINATION OF HIGH-RISK SEEDING TIMES FOR KENTUCKY BLUEGRASS, TALL FESCUE, AND PERENNIAL RYEGRASS WHEN ESTABLISHED IN AUTUMN AT LAT 40° MIDWEST, USA

F.J. Valverde | D.D. Minner

7. ESTABLISHMENT OF WARM SEASON TURFGRASS SPECIES BY TRANSPLANT OF SINGLE POTTED PLANTS

M. Volterrani | N. Grossi | F. Lulli | M. Gaetani

8. WINTER OVERSEEDING ZOYSIAGRASS SPORTS TURF WITH COOL-SEASON TURFGRASSES IN SOUTHERN CHINA

9. EVALUATION OF SAND-SOIL-COMPOST ROOT ZONES DEVELOPED FOR ATHLETIC FIELDS

C.C. Follis | S.H. Anderson | B.S. Fresenburg | E.H. Ervin

10. AN OVERVIEW OF ORGANIC AND INORGANIC AMENDMENTS FOR SAND ROOTZONES – WITH REFERENCE TO THEIR PROPERTIES AND POTENTIAL TO ENHANCE PERFORMANCE

W.A. Adams

11. TURFGRASS SPORTS SURFACES AND THEIR RELATIONSHIP TO PLAYER INJURIES

I. Chivers

12. ESTIMATING WATER CONDUCTIVITY OF SAND-BASED ROOT ZONE MATERIALS FROM PARTICLE SIZE DISTRIBUTION: EVALUATION OF MODELS

D. Li | D. Kuehl | Wenjuan Fang

13. DIVERSITY OF 42 BERMUDAGRASS CULTIVARS IN A REDUCED LIGHT ENVIRONMENT

C.M. Baldwin | Haibo Liu | L.B. McCarty

14. A REVIEW OF SALT TOLERANCE AMONG SPORTS FIELD TURFGRASSES

M.A. Harivandi | K.B. Marcum

15. EFFECTS OF PHOTOPERIOD ON WINTER REGROWTH OF ZOYSIA JAPONICA CV. LANYIN NO. III

Zhenping Zhu | Herong Guo | Xiaoliang Lu

16. COMPETITIVE GROWTH RESPONSES OF THREE COOL-SEASON GRASSES TO SALINITY AND DROUGHT STRESSES

M. Pessarakli | D.M. Kopec

17. COLD HARDINESS OF SOUTHERN AND NORTHERN SALTGRASS ECOTYPES

M.A. Shahba | S.J. Wilhelm | Y.L. Qian

18. METABOLIC DEFENSE RESPONSES OF BERMUDAGRASS DURING ACCLIMATION TO FREEZING STRESS

Xunzhong Zhang | E.H. Ervin

19. COLD SENSITIVITY AND BIOCHEMICAL ADJUSTMENTS IN ZOYSIAGRASS UNDER LOW TEMPERATURE STRESS

Shanjun Wei | Yijun Zhou | D. Li

20. DIFFERENTIAL RESPONSES OF TALL FESCUE AND ZOYSIAGRASS TO HEAT AND DROUGHT STRESS

Hongmei Du | Zhaolong Wang | Bingru Huang

21. IRRIGATING SPORTS TURF WITH MUNICIPAL RECYCLED WATER

M.A. Harivandi

22. MECHANISMS AND STRATEGIES FOR IMPROVING DROUGHT RESISTANCE IN TURFGRASS

Bingru Huang

23. SURFACE WATER QUALITY ADJACENT TO GOLF COURSES IN THE SOUTHERN APPALACHIA

24. APPLIED TURFGRASS WATER-USE EFFICIENCY/CONSERVATION: AGRONOMIC PRACTICES AND BUILDING COOPERATION BETWEEN INDUSTRY TRADE ASSOCIATIONS AND REGULATORY AUTHORITIES

F.C. Waltz Jr. | R.N. Carrow

25. RECENT PROGRESSES ON TURFGRASS MOLECULAR GENETICS AND BIOTECHNOLOGY

Shui-zhang Fei

26. INTRODUCING BAR GENE INTO FESTUCA ARUNDINACEA CV. HOUNDOG 5 VIA POLLEN-TUBE PATHWAY

Junqin Zong | Jianxiu Liu | Junqi Huang

27. AFLP ANALYSIS ON GENETIC DIVERSITY OF ZOYSIA JAPONICA

Jin Hong | H. Liebao | Zhang Yongming

28. DROUGHT-TOLERANT TRANSGENIC PERENNIAL RYEGRASS (LOLIUM PERENNE L.) OBTAINED VIA PARTICLE BOMBARDMENT GENE TRANSFORMATION OF CBF3/DREB1A GENE

H. Liebao | Xue Li | Jun Liu | Huiming Zeng

29. BREEDING WHIPGRASS FOR LOW MAINTENANCE TURF

Chunhua Yang | Xinquan Zhang | Wei Liu | Ma Xiao

30. ASSESSMENT OF GENETIC DIVERSITY AMONG DACTYLIS GLOMERATA L. AS DETERMINED BY RAPD AND SRAP

Bing Zeng | Xin-Quan Zhang | Ying Lan

31. MICROMECHANICAL BEHAVIOUR OF TURFGRASS FOR SPORTS FIELDS

M.C. Alamar | R. Suay | E. Moltó

32. EVALUATING BENTGRASSES FOR QUALITY, BALL-ROLL DISTANCE, THATCH/MAT DEVELOPMENT AND ANNUAL BLUEGRASS INVASION

M.A. Harivandi | W.B. Hagan | K.N. Morris

33. IMPROVING ROOT DEVELOPMENT WITH FOLIAR HUMIC ACID APPLICATIONS DURING KENTUCKY BLUEGRASS SOD ESTABLISHMENT ON SAND

E.H. Ervin | Xunzhong Zhang | J.C. Roberts

34. FOLIAR FERTILIZATION FOR TURFGRASSES

Haibo Liu | C.M. Baldwin | F.W. Totten | L.B. McCarty

35. IMPACT OF MICROBIAL INOCULANT APPLICATION ON AGROSTIS STOLONIFERA VAR. ‘PENN A4’ PERFORMANCE UNDER REDUCED FERTILISATION

T. Butler | A. Hunter

36. MANAGING ISOLATED DRY SPOT BY TOPDRESSING INORGANIC AMENDMENTS ON A SLOPED GOLF GREEN

D. Li | D.D. Minner | N.E. Christians

37. ECONOMIC CHALLENGES CONFRONTING NEW ZEALAND’S SPORTS TURF INDUSTRY

J. Haydu | B. Way | A. Hodges | J.L. Cisar | D.E. Aldous

38. FIELD EVALUATION OF REDUCED-GROWTH, ROUNDUP^® READY KENTUCKY BLUEGRASS IN COMPETITIVE STANDS OF TURF

C.J. Blume | S. Fei | N.E. Christians | J.C. Stier

39. BERMUDAGRASS PERFORMANCE WHEN USED FOR TEMPORARY COVER ON SPORT FIELDS IN TEMPERATE CLIMATES SUBJECTED TO INTENSIVE SIMULATED FOOTBALL-TYPE WEAR

F.J. Valverde | D.D. Minner | D. Li

40. AN EVALUATION OF CRUMB RUBBER AND CALCINED CLAY FOR TOPDRESSING SPORTS FIELDS

G.L. Miller

41. THE ROLE OF PERFORMANCE TESTING AND STANDARDS IN THE SPORTS TURF INDUSTRY: A CASE STUDY APPROACH

K.W. McAuliffe

42. MEASURING THE TRACTION PROFILE ON SPORTSFIELDS: EQUIPMENT DEVELOPMENT AND TESTING

M.B. Roche | D.S. Loch | R.E. Poulter | L.C. Zeller

43. INFLUENCE OF SITE CONDITIONS ON SOIL RESPONSES TO MANURE-BASED COMPOST APPLICATIONS ON ATHLETIC FIELDS

44. TURFGRASS RESPONSE TO MANURE-BASED COMPOST APPLICATIONS ON ATHLETIC FIELDS BASES ON SITE FACTORS

45. EFFECTS OF NITROGEN AND BIOLOGICAL MATERIALS ON DECOMPOSITION OF THATCH IN SPORTS TURFGRASS

O. Nouri Roudsari | J. Kambozia | M. Kafi | M.J. Malakouti

46. SOIL MICROBIAL ACTIVITY AND ROOTING AS INFLUENCED BY BIOSTIMULANT APPLICATION UNDER REDUCED NUTRIENT INPUTS IN THE GROW-IN YEAR OF A USGA GOLF GREEN

T. Butler | A. Hunter

47. TURFGRASS RESPONSE TO NITROGEN SOURCES WITH VARYING NITROGEN RELEASE RATES

D.J. Soldat | A.M. Petrovic | J. Barlow