Curtis Nickerson said: I was in a class the other day with Dr. Unruh, and Todd Lowe and both said there was no credit or scientific proof that ud bermuda grew down hill, toward the rising sun, toward the setting sun....hmmm
Steven Huffstutler, CGCS said: Curtis Nickerson said: I was in a class the other day with Dr. Unruh, and Todd Lowe and both said there was no credit or scientific proof that ud bermuda grew down hill, toward the rising sun, toward the setting sun....hmmmTHEY LIE!Johnny Knows!
Michael Rogers said: Hey, What about this? indicating circadian clock control? http://plantsinmotion.bio.indiana.edu/p ... track.html Setting mowing and verticutting patterns to the movment of the sun rather than to a clock in the direction of play seems to make sense. Photosynthesis is very important part of our job.Johnny B. Good
Steven Huffstutler, CGCS said: Michael Rogers said: Hey, What about this? indicating circadian clock control? http://plantsinmotion.bio.indiana.edu/p ... track.html Setting mowing and verticutting patterns to the movment of the sun rather than to a clock in the direction of play seems to make sense. Photosynthesis is very important part of our job.Johnny B. GoodJeezus. It's grass, go mow it.
Anthony Nysse said: Steven Huffstutler, CGCS said: Michael Rogers said: Hey, What about this? indicating circadian clock control? http://plantsinmotion.bio.indiana.edu/p ... track.html Setting mowing and verticutting patterns to the movment of the sun rather than to a clock in the direction of play seems to make sense. Photosynthesis is very important part of our job.Johnny B. GoodJeezus. It's grass, go mow it.Steven, I promise this wont happen again, but I agree. It's grass. Mow it, maintain it. Don't try to out think it.