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Kentucky Bluegrass Summary

Ease of maintenance: Kentucky bluegrass is a low stature plant but requires fertilizer and irrigation to maintain acceptable turf quality and survival. Erosion control: Kentucky bluegrass produces a dense sod and has a high root-to-shoot ratio (Dziamski et al. 2012; but Sprague (1933) observed a low root-to-shoot ratio owing to

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Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)

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