Abstract: A glyphosate-tolerant tall fescue (Festuca arundinacea) variety in one form known as Matador GT (experimental code PST-5TU0), seed used to produce the grass, and methods of using the grass plant and the seed are provided. This grass is suitable for use in lawns, athletic fields, golf courses, sod, and other turfs where weeds are a problem. Weed control in areas planted with the disclosed grasses can be achieved by direct application of glyphosate herbicides, for example at a rate of at least 4 ounces per acre, such as at least 8 ounces per acre.
Type:
Grant
Filed:
August 25, 2004
Date of Patent:
November 13, 2007
Assignee:
Pure Seed Testing, Inc.
Inventors:
Crystal Fricker, Melodee L. Fraser, Joseph K. Wipff
Abstract: A seashore paspalum (Paspalum vaginatum O. Swartz) cultivar that can be propagated from seed is disclosed. In one example, the cultivar is known as ‘Sea Spray’. Also disclosed is seed used to produce the grass, and methods of using the grass plant. In some examples, this grass is suitable for use in turf where alternative water resources are used to care for the turf.
Type:
Grant
Filed:
September 14, 2004
Date of Patent:
August 28, 2007
Assignees:
Pure Seed Testing, Inc., University of Georgia Research Foundation, Inc.
Inventors:
Crystal Fricker, Joseph K. Wipff, Ronny R. Duncan
Abstract: A glyphosate-tolerant tall fescue (Festuca arundinacea) variety in one form known as Tomahawk RT (experimental code PST-5MU), seed used to produce the grass, and methods of using the grass plant and the seed are provided. This grass is suitable for use in lawns, golf courses, sod, and other turfs where weeds are a problem. Weed control in areas planted with the disclosed grasses can be achieved bydirect application of glyphosate herbicides.
Abstract: A Kentucky bluegrass variety known as ‘North Star’ (experimental code PST-A7-60), and seed used to produce the grass are provided. Methods of using the grass plant and the seed are also provided. This grass is particularly suitable for use in lawns, golf courses, sod, and other turfs where excellent turf quality is desired.
Abstract: A Kentucky bluegrass variety known as ‘Brilliant’ (experimental code PST-B2-42), and seed used to produce the grass are provided. Methods of using the grass plant and the seed are also provided. This grass is particularly suitable for use in lawns, golf courses, sod, and other turfs where excellent turf quality is desired.
Abstract: Glyphosate tolerant fescue (Festuca sp.) grasses are provided. These grasses are particularly suitable for use in lawns, golf courses and other turfs where weeds are a problem. Weed control in areas planted with the disclosed grasses can be achieved by direct application of glyphosate herbicides.