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Study on the Grass Species of Lawn in Kunming Steel Works and Adaptability of the Species Combination

LI Fu-shou

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Through several years' test on lawn grass species and their combinations, it is defined that 3 species named by Lolinm prenne, Festuca rabra, Poa pratensis, have stronger adaptability in Kunming Steel Works and even in central Yunnan. The grass lawn, which constructed by the 3 species mixed, can keep green all the year round and reach a fine standard.

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Through several years' test on lawn grass species and their combinations, it is defined that 3 species named by Lolinm prenne, Festuca rabra, Poa pratensis, have stronger adaptability in Kunming Steel Works and even in central Yunnan. The grass lawn, which constructed by the 3 species mixed, can keep green all the year round and reach a fine standard.

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Through several years' test on lawn grass species and their combinations, it is defined that 3 species named by Lolinm prenne, Festuca rabra, Poa pratensis, have stronger adaptability in Kunming Steel Works and even in central Yunnan. The grass lawn, which constructed by the 3 species mixed, can keep green all the year round and reach a fine standard.

Key concepts: Lawn, Adaptability, Poa pratensis, Agronomy, Festuca pratensis, Biology, Botany, Ecology

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