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Pennsylvania State University TURF 100 Quiz #8 1)A general rule of thumb for mowing is to not remove more than the following amount of verdure: a
Pennsylvania State University
TURF 100
Quiz #8
1)A general rule of thumb for mowing is to not remove more than the following amount of verdure:
a. 1/4
b. 1/3
c. 1/2
d. 2/3
- Which of the following contains a list of mower types used in the turfgrass industry?
- Reel, rotary, and flail
- Horizontal, vertical, and mulching
- Common, high tech (including self-adjusting clip of the reel), and string
- Blade, string, and mulching
- None of the above
- Which of the following is a result of excessive nitrogen fertilization.
- reduced shoot growth
- improved root growth
- reduced environmental stress tolerance
- increased stress tolerance
- Which of the following is not considered to be a fate of nitrogen in a turf system:
- gaseous loss
- leaching
- immobilization
- clipping removal
- All of the above are considered to be fates of nitrogen in a turf system
- Calcium, magnesium, and sulfur are considered secondary nutrients.
- true
- false
- Marcelling usually occurs when:
- amount of clippings in the basket is excessive.
- the rollers are ribbed versus solid.
- the clip of the reel is greater than the mowing height.
- the blade of a rotary mower needs sharpening.
- Turfgrass shoots grow faster after being cut by sharp mower blades compared to dull mower blades.
- true
- false
- What do we call the excessive removal of green shoot tissue resulting in exposure of unsightly shoot stubble or bare earth?
-
- close mowing
- stubble
- divots
- scalping
- balding
- Fertilizer program typically determine their application of nitrogen based on soil tests.
- true
- false
- (Bonus) One benefit of returning mower clippings back to the turf is:
- keeps a clean playing surface
- prevents the removal of disease-causing organisms
- develops an excessive thatch layer
- recycles nitrogen back to the turf
- keeps equipment nice and clean
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