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Fairy Rings in Turfgrass

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EP155 Fairy Rings in Turfgrass

by Megan M. Kennelly

  • Published Date: Jul 2008
  • Revision Date: Jul 2015
Fairy rings are caused by fungi, including mushrooms and puffballs. Fairy rings in taller-cut turf usually do not cause severe damage. Mushrooms can be removed by mowing or raking. 3-page, color.
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