狗牙根草坪的种植技术及周年化学除草（Planting technique and annual chemical weeding of bermudagrass lawn）.doc

狗牙根草坪的种植技术及周年化学除草（Planting technique and annual chemical weeding of bermudagrass lawn） Planting technique and annual chemical weeding of bermudagrass lawn -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Gou Yagen (Bermudagrass), also known as Bermuda, mixed root grass, creeping roots and grasses, belongs to the family of Gramineae, perennial herb of bermudagrass, warm season grass. It grows best on a moderately sticky soil with a moist and well drained condition, and grows better in light sand and saline land. The most suitable temperature for the growth of 20-35 degrees, when the temperature reached 24 degrees is best, when the temperature is below 16 DEG C to stop growth, when the soil temperature is lower than 10 DEG C and gradually began to fade dormancy, East China green period is generally 250 days or so. I. planting techniques of bermudagrass lawn 1 site preparation (1) remove sundries on the spot. (2) soil treatment, sterilization, insect killing. (3) set up subsurface irrigation system to ensure adequate water supply for the growth of turf grass. (4) applying sole fertilizer before planting: mainly organic fertilizer, supplemented by chemical fertilizer, mainly phosphorus and potassium fertilizer, supplemented by nitrogen fertilizer, and fully mixed with topsoil of 10-20cm. (5) according to the depth (depth), thickness (tillage layer of 40 cm in thickness), net (removedebris), fine (fine plow more palladium make soil particle fineness is high), real (through repression reached under the virtual reality), flat (ground level water evenly) the principle of land leveling carefully. 2. according to the local climatic conditions and the construction requires the selection of suitable varieties, require strong resistance, at the same time to ensure that the seed purity and germination rate of construction requirements. 3. seed treatment before sowing. The sun, soaking 24 hours with Carbendazim and thiophanate fungicides were, early