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| Filed to: silvery-thread moss, Fungicides, bentgrass, putting greens Figure 1. Individual gametophores of silvery thread moss. Photo by Mike BattagliaPhotos courtesy of Joseph Sims Silvery thread moss (STM) is a problematic and unique weed of golf course putting greens. Like all mosses, STM does not possess a vascular system, meaning it cannot translocate water and nutrients. Instead, it must directly absorb water through leaf surface contact.
DAT days after treatment PRE preemergence herbicide treatment POST postemergence herbicide treatment 1 INTRODUCTION For over 1000 years, buckwheat (Fagopyrum esculentum Moench) has been cultivated throughout the world (Berglund, 2007; Myers & Meinke, 1994; Valenzuela & Smith, 2002).
Keywords: bareground squash production; glyphosate residual; herbicide residues; squash herbicide injury; soil residual Georgia fresh-market vegetable production is a critical component of the state’s agricultural economy (Kane 2024; US Department of Agriculture 2023; University of Georgia, Center for Agribusiness and Economic Development 2024).
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