Abstract: ‘JSC 2-21-1’ turf bermudagrass is disclosed as a new clonally propagated cultivar. ‘JSC 2-21-1’ is an interspecific F1 hybrid originating from a cross of Cynodon dactylon var. dactylon (L.) Pers. x Cynodon transvaalensis Burtt-Davy parent plants.

Abstract: ‘JSC 2-21-18’ turf bermudagrass is disclosed as a new clonal cultivar. ‘JSC 2-21-18’ is an interspecific F1 hybrid originating from a cross of Cynodon dactylon var. dactylon (L.) Pers. x Cynodon transvaalensis Burtt-Davy parent plants.

Abstract: A new and distinct Begonia rex-cultorum cultivar named ‘BDICM02-0’ is disclosed, characterized by a large cordate and overlapping foliage of silvery green dominated by a thick main veins of dark greyed-purple and red mid-leaf section. Plants are upright and grow rapidly. The new variety is a Begonia, and is normally used as an ornamental garden or container plant.

Abstract: ‘OKC 1131’ is a new clonally propagated F1 hybrid from a cross of Cynodon dactylon var. dactylon accession A12268 (2n=4x=36) x C. transvaalensis Oklahoma State University (OSU) section ‘2747’ (2n=2x=18). The distinct variety has exceptional winter survivability, improved drought resistance, superior traffic tolerance, high turf quality, and wide adaptation. It has very short internodes and leaf blades. It has demonstrated the characteristics of fast establishment rate, early green up, dark green color, and sufficient sod tensile strength for reliable sod production on farm.

Abstract: The Bermudagrass Ultradwarf cultivar ‘ACE Ultradwarf’ (RL-1) is a new and distinct variety of bermudagrass hybrid cultivar that is highly suitable for golf greens and other closely mowed find turf surfaces.

Abstract: A new and distinct variety of Ultra-dwarf Bermuda grass named ‘C-7’ having a distinctive and unique combination of several characteristics such as: narrow and long leaf blade, deep and long root system, fine texture and dense canopy, uniform light green color, little requirements for maintenance, little inflorescence production and improved cold hardiness.

Abstract: OKC 1119 is a clonally propagated F I hybrid from a cross of Cynodon dactylon accession A 12198 (2n=4x=36)×C. transvaalensis OSU selection ‘2747’ (2n=2x=18).

Abstract: OKC 1134 is a clonally propagated FI hybrid from a cross of C. transvaalensis OSU selection ‘2747’ (2n=2x=18) by C. dactylon var. dactylon OSU selection ‘3200E 4-1’.

Abstract: Bermudagrass plant ‘MSB-04-264’ is a new and distinct variety of bermudagrass cultivar characterized by its good growth habit, extremely fine leaf texture, upright as opposed to prostrate leaf orientation, and good fall and winter color retention. ‘MSB-04-264’ is particularly suited for golf course greens and the like.

Abstract: This invention relates to a new and distinct variety of Bermuda grass plant named ‘BAR 1CD3’, which is primarily characterized by rapid lateral spread that forms a dense sod, minimal thatch, and minimal vertical growth that requires very little mowing, and producing very few seed heads, if any, is disclosed.

Abstract: Bermudagrass ‘ST-5’ is provided. The new and distinct dwarf variety has excellent shade tolerance, superior tawny mole cricket non-preference, small seed heads, and thrives in hot and humid conditions. The asexually reproduced triploid variety is reliably propagated vegetatively.

Abstract: The variety “Ozarka” is a new and distinct hybrid bermudagrass variety. The plant was derived from an F1 hybrid cross of bermudagrass varieties A9959דCoastal.” “Ozarka” has relatively tall, upright growth and exhibits superior cold tolerance relative to previous bermudgrass varieties, yielding well in the northern part of the bermudagrass belt.

Abstract: The variety “Ozark” is a new and distinct hybrid bermudagrass variety. The plant was derived from an F1 hybrid cross of bermudagrass varieties A9959דCoastal.” “Ozark” has relatively tall, upright growth and exhibits superior cold tolerance relative to previous bermudgrass varieties, yielding well in the northern part of the bermudagrass belt.

Abstract: This invention relates to a new and distinct Bermuda grass (Cynodon dactylon) designated ‘Macho World Feeder’ which is outstanding because of its 1) aggressive growth; 2) its excellent feed values; 3) its salt tolerance; and 4) its drought resistance.

Abstract: An improved bermudagrass plant named “Little Phillip No. 1” is disclosed having superior properties. Phillip is characterized by its moderate stem size, reduced rate of leaf senescence, and superior forage production.

Abstract: The variety “Ozark” is a new and distinct hybrid bermudagrass variety. The plant was derived from an F1 hybrid cross of bermudagrass varieties A9959דCoastal.” “Ozark” has relatively tall, upright growth and exhibits superior cold tolerance relative to previous bermudgrass varieties, yielding well in the northern part of the bermudagrass belt.

Abstract: ‘Patriot’ is an improved clonal turf bermudagrass cultivar suitable for many applications including golf course fairways and tees athletic fields, home and commercial landscape sites, and parks and playgrounds. It is a tetraploid (2n=4x=36 chromosomes) interspecific F1 hybrid from a cross of Cynodon dactylon by C. transvaalensis characterized by dark blue-green color, vigorous growth, good winter hardiness, and good turf quality.

Abstract: The new variety comprises a Cynodon dactylon plant named ‘Plateau’ exhibiting a low growing height and prostrate spreading habit making it suitable for wide landscape usage.

Abstract: An improved bermudagrass plant named ‘Little Phillip No. 1’ is disclosed having superior properties. ‘Little Phillip No. 1’ is characterized by its moderate stem size, reduced rate of leaf senescence, and superior forage production.

Abstract: A new and distinct cultivar of dwarf Bermuda grass, named RJT, is described and illustrated herein. The cultivar is characterized by its very fine texture when closely mown, the retention of its fine texture at higher heights of cut, its low nutrient needs, its very low thatching characteristics as compared to other dwarf Bermuda grasses, and its prolonged proven stability against mutation.

Abstract: An asexually reproduced variety of perennial bermudagrass with a unique combination of characters including fine blade width and medium internode length.

Abstract: This invention relates to a new and distinct Bermuda grass (Cynodon dactylon) designated ‘Macho World Feeder’ which is outstanding because of its 1) aggressive growth; 2) its excellent feed values; 3) its salt tolerance; and 4) its drought resistance.

Abstract: An asexually reproduced new variety of Cynodon dactylon with a unique combination of morphological characters including superior turf performance characterized by dense prostrate habit, slow rate of lateral spread, short internode length, low numbers of inflorescences and inflorescence spikes, and a dark green colour.

Abstract: A hybrid Bermudagrass cultivar, named ‘Emerald Dwarf,’ is distinguished by greater rhizome development and rooting depth in conjunction with low surface stolon development. The cultivar is especially suited to golf greens.

Abstract: The new variety of Cynodon dactylon named ‘Grand Prix’ exhibiting a dense stolon mat, fine textured leaves, low production of seed heads and wear tolerance.

Abstract: Bermudagrass ‘ST-5’ is provided. The new and distinct dwarf variety has excellent shade tolerance, superior tawny mole cricket non-preference, small seed heads, and thrives in hot and humid conditions. The asexually reproduced triploid variety is reliably propagated vegetatively.

Abstract: ‘Goodwell’ is a hybrid forage bermudagrass. It has larger stems and wider leaves, and produces a more dense sod compared to “hay type” varieties. The stem size and leaf width is much greater compared to “grazing type” varieties while the sod density is somewhat less compared to the grazing type varieties.

Abstract: This invention relates to a new and distinct variety of Bermuda grass plant named ‘BARAZUR’, which is primarily characterized by rapid lateral spread that forms a dense sod, minimal thatch, and minimal vertical growth that requires very little mowing, and producing very few seed heads, if any, is disclosed.

Abstract: `TifEagle` is a dense fine-textured triploid (2n=3x=27 chromosomes) bermudagrass which has use on golf greens and other areas requiring mowing heights at 6 mm or less. The grass produces more shoots per unit area that are shorter with narrower and shorter leaves than `Tifdwarf`, the previous cultivar of choice for high quality putting greens mowed at 6 mm or less on golf courses where burmudagrass is preferred. `TifEagle` consistently produced better quality turf and color than `Tifdwarf` at mowing heights less than 6 mm. It shows more resistance than `Tifdwarf` to the tawny mole cricket after one year of establishment.

Abstract: A new variety of Cynodon dactylon exhibiting prostrate growth, short internode length, minimal seed head production and deep green coloration.

Abstract: Bermudagrass plant ‘MSB-04-264’ is a new and distinct variety of bermudagrass cultivar characterized by its good growth habit, extremely fine leaf texture, upright as opposed to prostrate leaf orientation, and good fall and winter color retention. ‘MSB-04-264’ is particularly suited for golf course greens and the like.

Abstract: ‘Northbridge Turf Bermudagrass’ is a clonally propagated FI hybrid from a cross of C. transvaalensis OSU selection ‘2747’ (2n=2x=18) by C. dactylon var. dactylon OSU selection ‘3200E 4-1’.

Abstract: ‘Latitude 36 Turf Bermudagrass’ is a clonally propagated F I hybrid from a cross of Cynodon dactylon accession A 12198 (2n=4x=36)×C. transvaalensis OSU selection ‘2747’ (2n=2x=18).

Abstract: A new and distinct variety of Ultra-dwarf Bermuda grass named ‘C-7’ having a distinctive and unique combination of several characteristics such as: narrow and long leaf blade, deep and long root system, fine texture and dense canopy, uniform light green color, little requirements for maintenance, little inflorescence production and improved cold hardiness.

Abstract: Bermudagrass ‘DT-1’ is provided. The new and distinct upright variety has excellent drought tolerance, superior wear tolerance, small seed heads, and thrives in hot and humid conditions. The asexually reproduced triploid variety is reliably propagated vegetatively.

Abstract: A new and distinct cultivar of Cynodon dactylon plant named ‘CD08’, characterized by its dark green leaf color, medium leaf blade width, dense foliage canopy, low seed head production, vigorous growth habit and the uniformity and stability of these characteristics from generation to generation.

Abstract: The Bermudagrass Ultradwarf cultivar ‘ACE Ultradwarf’ (RL-1) is a new and distinct variety of bermudagrass hybrid cultivar that is highly suitable for golf greens and other closely mowed find turf surfaces.

Abstract: ‘OKC 1131’ is a new clonally propagated F1 hybrid from a cross of Cynodon dactylon var. dactylon accession A12268 (2n=4x=36) x C. transvaalensis Oklahoma State University (OSU) section ‘2747’ (2n=2x=18). The distinct variety has exceptional winter survivability, improved drought resistance, superior traffic tolerance, high turf quality, and wide adaptation. It has very short internodes and leaf blades. It has demonstrated the characteristics of fast establishment rate, early green up, dark green color, and sufficient sod tensile strength for reliable sod production on farm.

Abstract: ‘JSC 2-21-1’ turf bermudagrass is disclosed as a new clonally propagated cultivar. ‘JSC 2-21-1’ is an interspecific F1 hybrid originating from a cross of Cynodon dactylon var. dactylon (L.) Pers. x Cynodon transvaalensis Burtt-Davy parent plants.

Abstract: ‘JSC 2-21-18’ turf bermudagrass is disclosed as a new clonal cultivar. ‘JSC 2-21-18’ is an interspecific F1 hybrid originating from a cross of Cynodon dactylon var. dactylon (L.) Pers. x Cynodon transvaalensis Burtt-Davy parent plants.

Abstract: A new and distinct cultivar of Bermudagrass hybrid Cynodon transvaalensis x Cynodon dactylon named ‘12-TG-101’ is provided. The new and distinct upright variety is characterized by a combination of superior turfgrass uniformity, very dark green leaf color, and high putting green speeds. The asexually reproduced triploid variety is reliably propagated vegetatively.

Abstract: A clonally propagated triploid turfgrass cultivar with improved winter color retention, exceptional drought resistance, and turf quality characteristics is disclosed.

Abstract: A clonally propagated triploid turfgrass cultivar with improved winter color retention, drought resistance, and turf quality characteristics is disclosed.

Abstract: ‘OKC3920’ is disclosed herein as a new clonally propagated F1 hybrid bermudagrass cultivar with improved freeze tolerance, tolerance to low mowing heights, early spring green up, and high turfgrass quality.

Abstract: ‘OKC1876’ is disclosed herein as a new clonally propagated F1 hybrid Bermudagrass cultivar with improved drought resistance, excellent fall color retention, reduced seedheads, and high turfgrass quality.

Abstract: A new Bermudagrass plant particularly distinguished by having a fine leaf texture, a dark green genetic color, reduced seedhead production, fast establishment, high density, and disease resistance leafspot (Bipolaris cynodontis), is disclosed.