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2010 Iowa State Turfgrass Research Report
Christopher Blume
- 2005 High-Maintenance Kentucky Bluegrass Cultivar Trial-2009 Data
- New Creeping Bentgrass Studies at ISU
- 2006 National Tall Fescue Evaluation-2009 Data
- 2009 Herbicide Efficacy Trial
- Tenacity Turf Safety for Postemergence Applications
- DPX-MAT28 Formulations (2 SL, 50 SG, 0.05 GF) and Combination Formulations for Dandelion and Clover Control
- 2008 Spring Seeding Study
- Mesotrione Safety at Seeding of Kentucky Bluegrass and Perennial Ryegrass
- 2009 ‘Happenings’ at Turfgrass Research
Shane R. Brockhoff
- Biochar for Sand-Based Rootzone Modification
- Iowa Produced Amino Acid Fertilizers may have Biostimulant Effect
- 2009 Fertilizer Trial
- Biochar as a Sand-based Rootzone Amendment
Nick Christians, Ph.D.
- 2005 High-Maintenance Kentucky Bluegrass Cultivar Trial-2009 Data
- New Creeping Bentgrass Studies at ISU
- Seed Vigor Testing Among Cultivars of Creeping Bentgrass
- Stolon Growth and Divot Recovery of Creeping Bentgrass Cultivars
- 2009 Herbicide Efficacy Trial
- Tenacity Turf Safety for Postemergence Applications
- DPX-MAT28 Formulations (2 SL, 50 SG, 0.05 GF) and Combination Formulations for Dandelion and Clover Control
- 2008 Spring Seeding Study
- Mesotrione Safety at Seeding of Kentucky Bluegrass and Perennial Ryegrass
- Conversion of Established Putting Greens via Interseeding
- Iowa Produced Amino Acid Fertilizers may have Biostimulant Effect
- 2009 Fertilizer Trial
- Biochar as a Sand-based Rootzone Amendment
- 2009 ‘Happenings’ at Turfgrass Research
Nick Dunlap
- DPX-MAT28 Formulations (2 SL, 50 SG, 0.05 GF) and Combination Formulations for Dandelion and Clover Control
Shui-Zhang Fei, Ph.D.
Andrew Hoiberg
- Potential of Kentucky bluegrass and perennial ryegrass to form a transient seedbank
- Mesotrione reduces presence of annual bluegrass during fairway conversion
Marcus A. Jones
- Seed Vigor Testing Among Cultivars of Creeping Bentgrass
- Stolon Growth and Divot Recovery of Creeping Bentgrass Cultivars
- Conversion of Established Putting Greens via Interseeding
David Minner, Ph.D.