The bluegrasses (1988)

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Henning, Jimmy C.
 Wheaton, Howell N.

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1988

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"Kentucky bluegrass, Poa pratensis, is the most predominant pasture grass in the northern half of Missouri. It is adapted to the well-drained loams and heavier types of soil of medium and better productivity. Bluegrass will be dominant in pastures only if the soil has a phs of 5.3 or higher and at least a medium level of phosphorus. Although the grass often becomes dormant during dry weather, it will survive severe droughts."--First page.

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