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Lawn Care Related Terms & Definitions

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show Cultivar  
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Working of the soil without destroying the turf   show
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show De-thatch  
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Sixteen elements needed by plants including turfgrasses; C, O, H, N, P, K, Ca, Mg, S, Fe, Zn, Cu, Mn, Mo, B, Cl   show
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The process of water losses from a water body or a surface   show
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The combination of evaporation and transpiration; described as a layer of water lost from a planted area in millimeters   show
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show Fertilizer  
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The percentage by weight given on the fertilizer bag. i.e. 23-7-7   show
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The start of new seedlines; requires proper moisture, temperature, oxygen, and nutrient conditions   show
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The growing pattern by which a turfgrass spreads itself   show
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show Inorganic fertilizer  
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show Lawn  
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show Lawn care service owner  
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show Lawn care technician  
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show Mulching  
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show Organic fertilizer  
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The measurement of the acidity or alkalinity of a soil; 7.0 is neutral, below 7.0 is acidic, above 7.0 is alkaline   show
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A method of establishing a new turf using turf plugs harvested from a mature turf   show
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An industry that specializes in lawn care and directly provides lawn care service to homeowners   show
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show Renovation  
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Excessive removing of green leaves resulting in a brown appearance by exposing dead leaves of even bare soil; main cause is lower mowing height or uneven turf   show
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A ripened ovule with the potential to germinate a new plant   show
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show Seed coat  
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show Seed quality  
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show Seedbed  
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show Sod  
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A printout of the results of a soil test which includes soil pH, organic matter %, Component %, as well as levels of available nutrients   show
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A vertical view of the soil layers usually obtained by using a probe   show
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show Soluble fertilizer  
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show Sports turf  
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A method to use pieces of stolons cut from a mature turf to start a new turf   show
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show Tall fescue  
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show Thatch  
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A fertilizer that continually discharges a small amount of nutrients over a period of time   show
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The zone between the warm season and the cool season zones, where both warm and cool season grasses can be grown but where the climate is not optimal for either   show
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show Transpiration  
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The general name for an area covered with maintained turfgrass   show
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The appearance and function of a turf   show
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show Turfgrass  
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The science, art, and business of cultivating turfgrasses for various purposes   show
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A type of turf, such as highway and airport turf, that is used to reduce soil erosion and to protect the environment   show
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show Southern winter over-seeding  
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show Bunch-type  
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