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'Mini-ring' symptoms were first reported in the late 1990s on Tifdwarf golf greens in. Prevention of leaf and sheath spot by fungicides is critical because any. APPLICATION INTERVAL2. Bruce Martin, Clemson University. Fungicide efficacy trials have shown rubigan to be most efficacious among labeled fungicides for SDS on putting greens. Paul Peterson, Bruce Martin, and Jim Camberato. Rapid blight diseae of cool-season grasses. USGA SGreen Section Record 42, number 5:20-24. Paul Peterson, Bruce Martin, and Jim Camberato.

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Non Technical Summary This project aims to examine and provide solutions for some of the most recalcitrant pathology problems in golf course bermudagrass greens at this time. These problems include diseases such as spring dead spot, Rhizoctonia leaf and sheath spot or blight, and nematode infestations. The approach will be to determine with the best scientific methods, the causal agents responsible for the diseases, and utilize this knowledge to design and evaluate integrated control measures to limit the damage from these diseases. The approaches will yield new knowledge of the pathogens, their identification and diversity, and methods of management. Project Methods Typical mycological techniques for isolation and culture of Rhizoctonia-like fungi will be utilized. Symptomatic tissues will be lightly surface sterilized using 70% ethanol, followed by sterile water rinses, and tissues plated onto water agar or 1/4xPDA with antibiotics to suppress bacteria.

In some cases, amendments of benzimidazole fungicides such as thiophanate methyl at 10-50 ppm will be used to select forWaitea.These fungi will also be identified using molecular techniques. Pathogenicity tests will also be conducted. Greenhouse-grown bermudagrass will be grown in sand-peat soil mixes.

Plants will be cultured from aerial stolons. Plants can be established in cone-tainers or small pots. Turfgrass and Environmental Research Online. Bruce Martin SUMMARY. In the laboratory by Dr. Alan Windham. Inoculum can be prepared on sterile oat seeds infested with the test fungi and placed near the soil surface.

Inoculated plants can be incubated in growth chambers to determine pathogenicity and virulence of the tested fungi. Additionally an objective to further investigate these fungi as causal agents by field inoculations.For Spring Dead Spot (SDS) samples are not limiting., Hierarchical sampling can be employed to study theditsribution of causal agents. Greens, tees or fairway samples can be obtained, and samples from coastal, mid-state and western SC can be obtained.

A reasonable total sample size would be about 200 separate isolates. Isolation of SDS causal agents can be done in the spring.

I was asked to participate in a meeting regarding Intellectual property rights while I was at the Golf Asia 2012 Show. The meeting had participants from a variety of the golf industry including management, builders, architects and sod growers. The issue that was discussed is not only a concern in China but around the globe. The best way I can describe it is that various entities of the golf industry have the rights to specific intellectual property. That property can include items such as golf course designs, photos of golf courses, patents, sod varieties, etc.

The rights to share those items are being violated and it is illegal and unethical. The purpose of the meeting was to inform all the participants of what is happening in the industry and possibly finding ways to pursue control of issues regarding intellectual property rights. I must admit I was aware of some of the potential violations but had no idea of the depth of the problem. Items that are being abused are things such as use of pictures of golf courses that are sold commercially. Sod varieties that are developed from divots or sprigs into black market nurseries that may be contaminated and such is also a problem.

Imagine all the golf simulator machines that show the design and pictures of holes without the permission of the golf course owner or architect. Fertilizers and other chemicals also are being copied and sold with the same or similar labels but surely are not manufactured by the people with the original patents. Jim Prusa suggested a list of 5 ways to address the issue of abuse of intellectual property rights. Those items were: • Education of the industry as to the issues • Information communication as to the impact of such abuses • Mounting a PR campaign to show the effect of violation of IPR • Gaining support of the various governments to provide support in this effort • Legal remedies as well as self-policing of our industry It was proposed that an educational program and panel discussion should take place at upcoming industry meeting in Brunei. Ideally you will be reading much more on this topic in the months ahead.