Abstract
The effect of Stockosorb® 500 Micro on the growth-production process of Festuca arundinacea Schreb.
Highlights
In an urban country with high concentration of population, excessive industrialization and low levels of natural and semi-natural ecosystems, ecosystem services are overused
Several authors (Černoch, 2003; Hatfield, 2017) reported the appropriate selection of drought-resistant grass species, or use of warm-season grasses in turf, enrichment of turf mixtures about small-leaved Trifolium repens L. varieties as a way to eliminate the adverse impact of climatic changes on lawn growth
Hydroabsorbents support the growth of the root system, which creates conditions for better recovery and overall appearance of lawns at lower inputs
Summary
In an urban country with high concentration of population, excessive industrialization and low levels of natural and semi-natural ecosystems, ecosystem services are overused. Several authors (Černoch, 2003; Hatfield, 2017) reported the appropriate selection of drought-resistant grass species (for example Festuca arundinacea Schreb.), or use of warm-season grasses in turf, enrichment of turf mixtures about small-leaved Trifolium repens L. varieties as a way to eliminate the adverse impact of climatic changes on lawn growth. Another option is to use soil conditioners known as hydroabsorbents. Some authors (Waddington et al, 1974; Gregorová and Ďurková, 2006; Baker et al, 2010) reported positive effect of
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