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Common

Bermudagrass

Life Cycle: Perinnial
Introduced/ Native: Introduced
Growth Habit: Rhyzominous
Plant Height:  8-12 inches

Benefits

● Excellent drought tolerance.
●Provides good quality forage and or hay
● Excellent erosion control
● Can be used as a turf or forage
● Persistent

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Description

Common Bermudagrass is an introduced, warm-season, long-lived perennial with a spreading growth habit. It is propagated by runners, underground rootstocks, and seeds. The runners vary from a few inches to 3 or 4 feet in length, and under favorable conditions, they may grow 15 to 20 feet in a season. The leaves are short, flat, bluish-green, and 1 to 4 inches long.

Common Bermudagrass grows well on almost any soil that is fertile and not too wet. It thrives in hot weather and grows through the southern regions of the United States.

Crop USe

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Dry Hay 

Fair-Good

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Continuous Grazing

Good

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Rotational
Gtazing 

Good

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Wildlife
USe

Poor

Planting Information:

Planting Rate 
   Drill/Row
6-8 lbs/acre
   Broadcast:
8-10 Lbs/ acre
Planting Depth:
1/4  inch
Perfered Soil Type:
Widely Adapted
Perfered Soil pH
Widely Adapted

Charateristics

Yield Potenital
Fair-Good
Digestibility
Fair-Good
Palatibity
Fair-Good
Seedling Vigor
Good 
Recovery After Cutting
Excellent
Toxicity Issues
None

Field Position

Dryland
Suitable
Irrigated
Suitable
Poorly Drained Soils
Suitable
Drought Tolerance
Good
Cold Tolerance
Good