creeping bentgrass

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creeping bentgrass

Creeping bentgrass forms a dense, green carpet on the golf course.

Definition
  1. Noun:
    • A type of perennial grass: "Creeping bentgrass" refers to a specific species of grass (Agrostis stolonifera) commonly used for lawns, golf course greens, and pastures. It is characterized by its ability to spread horizontally via above-ground stems called stolons.
Usage
  • Noun:
    • The golf course superintendent chose creeping bentgrass for the putting greens due to its fine texture and tolerance for low mowing.
    • Creeping bentgrass can become invasive in lawns because its runners spread quickly.
Advanced Usage
  • As a subject in ecological or agricultural contexts: Often discussed in terms of its growth habits, maintenance requirements, or its role as both a desirable turfgrass and a potential weed.
    • The study focused on the water consumption of creeping bentgrass compared to other turf species.
Variants and Related Words
  • Creeping bent (n): A common shortened form of "creeping bentgrass."
  • Bentgrass (n): The broader genus () to which creeping bentgrass belongs. Other types include colonial bentgrass and velvet bentgrass.
Synonyms
  • Agrostis stolonifera (n): The scientific, botanical name.
  • Spreading bent (n): Another common name highlighting its growth habit.
  • Carpet bentgrass (n): A less common synonym.
Related Phrases
  • Creeping growth habit: A descriptive phrase often used when discussing this grass's method of spreading.
    • The creeping growth habit of this grass allows it to recover quickly from damage.
Related Idioms
creeping bentgrass

Creeping bentgrass forms a dense, green carpet on the golf course.

Noun
  1. common pasture or lawn grass spread by long runners