Study Of Bermuda Grass

"A Study Of Bermuda Grass" offers a detailed examination of this widely distributed and economically significant plant. Written by Charles Kenworthy Francis and R. O. Baird, this work delves into the botanical characteristics, cultivation techniques, and various applications of Bermuda grass. It serves as a valuable resource for agricultural professionals, turf management specialists, and anyone interested in the science behind this resilient species.

The book explores the different varieties of Bermuda grass, their adaptation to diverse environments, and best practices for maintaining healthy and thriving lawns and fields. A useful manual for students and practitioners alike.

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