Effects of soil condition on stolon growth of centipedegrass

2011 2nd International Conference on Mechanic Automation and Control Engineering, MACE 2011 - Proceedings（2011）

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Abstract

Five treatment groups i.e. Control, Intensity 1 (T1), Intensity 2 (T2), Intensity 3 (T3) and Intensity 4 (T4) were conducted through simulated trampling. Stolon density of Eremochloa ophiuroides was significantly affected by trampling (p<0.01). With the exception of T4, with an increase of growth days, the density of stolons gradually increased in length from Control to T3. Stolon density increased after moderate trampling disturbance of T1, and decreased gradually when over-trampling was done from T2 to T4© 2011 IEEE.

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Key words

centipede grass,eremochloa ophiuroides,fertilization,growth,stolon,economics,economic growth,soil fertility,materials,length measurement,agriculture

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