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Salinity reduced turf quality and turf color.
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e0“Salinity negatively influenced turf quality, turf color, chlorophyll content, and biomass parameters”
Title
Ceren SELİM; Mert ÇAKIR Notulae Botanicae Horti Agrobotanici Cluj-Napoca 2026. doi:10.15835/nbha54114913
Other claims from this paper (10)
- Observation Salinity reduced chlorophyll content and biomass parameters.
- Observation Salinity effects differed significantly among turfgrass species.
- Observation Species interacted significantly with salinity and glycine betaine treatments.
- Observation Festuca arundinacea maintained relatively stable growth and quality under salinity.
- Observation Poa pratensis maintained relatively stable growth and quality under salinity.
- Observation Lolium perenne was more sensitive to salinity.
- Observation Glycine betaine had no consistent main effect across measured parameters.
- Observation Glycine betaine partially reduced salinity damage for specific species and treatment combinations.
- Recommendation The authors recommend selecting species as the primary strategy for saline turf management.
- Recommendation The authors suggest glycine betaine as a species-specific supportive treatment.