R.E. Schmidt, Crop and Soil Environmental Sciences Dept, Virginia Polytech Institute and State University
Objective: To determine if there is an effect on sod root mass (pulling strength) by utilizing low rates of a high quality organic fertilizer (Sustane 2-3-3) as a dry carrier for Bolster Plant Biostimulant.
Virgina Polytehnic Institute and State University
Often turfgrass seedlings are subjected to droughty conditions before they become fully established resulting in poos turfgrass stands. This frequently happens on non-irrigated areas such as highway corridors. Reestablisment becomes costly. Not only the expense of renovation could double the initial cost of expenditures for repair caused by erosion resulting from poor turf stands.
This experiment was performed to demonstrate the influence of biostimulant in reducing the effects of drought on tall fescue seedlings and the stimulation of subsequent drought recovery.
R.E. Schmidt, Crop and Soil Environmental Sciences Department, Virginia Polytehnic Institute and State University
Drought Tolerance of Kentucky Bluegrass as Influences by Bolster Plant Biostimulant Incorporated with Cellulose Paper Mulch at Time of Seeding.
Virginia Polytehnic Institute and State University, 1995
Objective: To ascertain the impace of fall applications of various biostimulants applied alone and in combination to fall-sown Kentucky Bluegrass.
Virgina Polytehnic Institute and State University, 1995
This experiment was conducted to examine the influence of Bolster on saline stress tolerance in Bermudagrass.
R.E. Schmidt, Crop and Soil Environmental Sciences Dept, Virginia Polytech Institute and State University, 1994
The Effect of Bolster Treatment on the Growth of Bentgrass Subject to Wilting and Infected with Nematodes.
