The Texas A&M University System

Kansas State University Research Foundation

Ambika Chandra

Anthony D Genovesi

Milton Charles Engelke

James C Read

Jack Fry

'DALSA 1618' is an interploid hybrid variety of St. Augustinegrass. ‘DALSA 1618’ possesses a unique combination of drought and shade tolerance that allows its use across the southcentral and southeastern United States.

Hybrid St. Augustinegrass named 'DALSA 1618'

'DALBG 1201' is an Fhybrid bluegrass with exceptional turfgrass quality, dark green color, high shoot density, medium-fine leaf texture, and ability to persist under a range of environmental stresses typically encountered in the southern United States.

Hybrid bluegrass named 'DALBG 1201'

'TAES 5701' is an Fhybrid bluegrass with exceptional turfgrass quality, establishment rate, seasonal color, shoot density, fine leaf texture, and ability to persist under a range of environmental stresses typically encountered in the southern United States.

Hybrid bluegrass named 'TAES 5701'

'DALZ 1308' is a new and distinctxFhybrid variety with novel characteristics that included a dwarf canopy height, high shoot density, fine leaf texture, medium green genetic color in summer, extended fall and winter color retention, good turf quality, and resistance to tawny mole cricket () damage.

Zoysiagrass named 'DALZ 1308'

The new and distinct zoysiagrass variety described herein is axFhybrid named 'KSUZ 0802'. 'KSUZ 0802' can be distinguished by its superior turf quality, fine-textured leaves, increased resistance to bluegrass billbug (Ghyllenhaal), and cold tolerance that is comparable to zoysiagrass varieties adapted to the transition zone growing region in the U.S.

Zoysiagrass named 'KSUZ 0802'

'DALSA 0605' is a new variety of St. Augustinegrass distinguished by having high tolerance to grey leaf spot disease, significantly reduced levels of fecundity and juvenile development of Southern chinch bugs, and superior drought resistance conferred through a combination of tolerance to drying soil, deep genetic rooting potential, and rapid recovery following drought, as disclosed herein.

Growing community of inventors

Dallas, TX, United States of America

Ambika Chandra