Claim · model-written summary
Killex reduced turf quality in 25% of plots.
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Title
Impact of mowing and weed control on broadleaf weed population dynamics in turf
Mohammed Abu-Dieyeh; Alan Watson Journal of Plant Interactions 2005. doi:10.1080/17429140601015226
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- Intervention effect Mowing did not reduce dandelion population density.
- Intervention effect Mowing did not reduce broadleaf weed ground cover.
- Intervention effect In year two, mowing significantly reduced white clover density.
- Intervention effect In year two, mowing significantly increased broadleaf plantain density, especially at 3–5 cm.
- Intervention effect S. minor and Killex equally suppressed four broadleaf weed species in year two except at close mowing height.
- Intervention effect Common mallow increased in herbicide treated plots.
- Intervention effect Yellow woodsorrel, yellow toadflax and lambsquarters increased in close-mown and Killex plots.
- Intervention effect Killex and S. minor rarely differed significantly in dandelion population dynamics.
- Intervention effect S. minor did not damage turfgrass.
- Intervention effect S. minor with regular medium-height mowing effectively controlled broadleaf weeds in Kentucky bluegrass turf.