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    Thatch Management for Home Lawns

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    Date
    1998-12-16
    Author
    Taylor, Gene R.
    Gray, Jason
    Abernathy, Scott
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    Abstract
    Thatch is the intermingled layer of living and dead grass stems, roots, rhizomes, and stolons that develops between the lawn's live green vegetation and the soil surface. A moderate thatch layer is beneficial, but excessive thatch creates problems. This leaflet describes how to check for thatch and how to control it.
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    http://hdl.handle.net/1969.1/86765
    Description
    2 pp., 1 illustration
    Subject
    Lawns
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    Taylor, Gene R.; Gray, Jason; Abernathy, Scott (1998). Thatch Management for Home Lawns. Available electronically from http : / /hdl .handle .net /1969 .1 /86765.

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