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Answer to #1
Rigiditythe capability to resist compaction and wear.
Elasticitythe capability to recover from compression.
Resiliencythe capability to absorb shock.
Recuperative potentialthe capability to recover from damage.
Answer to #2
Densitythe number of aerial shoots per unit area.
Texturethe width of the grass blades.
Uniformitythe evenness of turf distribution on a site.
Colorthe measure of reflected light.
Growth habitthe type of shoot growth (for example, bunch growth).
Smoothnessthe surface soil features.
Answer to #3
Utilityremoval of pollutants.
Ornamentationincrease property value.
Sportsplaying fields.
Answer to #4
Organophosphatesaphids, caterpillars, galls, leaf chewing beetles, leafhoppers,
leafminers, sawflies, scales, thrips
Carbamatescaterpillars, galls, leaf chewing beetles, leafhoppers, leafminers,
sawflies, scales
Pyrethroidsaphids, borers and bark beetles,caterpillars, galls, leaf chewing
beetles, leafhoppers, leafminers, mites, sawflies, scales, thrips
Neonicotinoidaphids, borers and bark beetles, galls, leaf chewing beetles,
leafhoppers, leafminers, sawflies, scales, thrips
Microbial and microbial derivedcaterpillar, leafminers, mites, thrips, sawflies
Botanicalsaphids,caterpillars, leaf chewing beetles, leafhoppers, leafminers,
sawflies, scales, thrips
Insect growth regulatorsaphids, caterpillars, leafminers, scales, thrips
Miticidesmites
Horticultural oilsaphids, galls, mites, sawflies, scales
Insecticidal soapscaterpillars, galls, leafhoppers, mites, sawflies, scales
Answer to #5
Formal and informal pruning are two types of pruning used for evergreens, and the
informal type of pruning is more commonly used today.
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