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This document is the table of contents for a binder on ornamental and turf/golf course management. It contains 8 chapters that cover topics like pesticide laws, plant health, insect and disease pests of ornamentals and turfgrass, weed management, and pesticide dosage calibration. The binder provides information to help superintendents properly manage ornamentals, turfgrass, and golf courses.
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- 1. UCONN Cooperative ExtensionSystem Ornamental & Turf / Golf Course Superintendents Short Course BINDER TABLE OF CONTENTS Forward Chapter 1L Pesticide Laws Chapter 2: Pesticides & Safety Chapter 3: Plant Physiology, Botany & Healthcare Chapter 4: Entomology & Insect Pests of Ornamentals Chapter 5: Plant Pathology & Ornamental Diseases Chapter 6: Turfgrass Management, Insects & Diseases Chapter 7: Turfgrass Weeds and Weed Management
- 2. Chapter 8: Dosage and Area Calibrations