Ambika Chandra

Associate Professor

Texas A&M AgriLife Research and Extension Center at Dallas

United States

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Ambika Chandra is an Associate Professor at the Texas A&M AgriLife Research and Extension Center at Dallas, USA. Her research areas include zoysiagrass sod production, drought resistance in warm-season turfgrasses, and the performance of various grass species under shade conditions. Dr. Chandra's recent publications emphasize advancements in genetic improvements and the development of drought-tolerant turfgrasses.

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K. Kenworthy

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Michael Richardson

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University of Arkansas

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Ross Braun

Assistant Professor of Turfgrass and Landscape Management

University of Kansas

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Marta Pudzianowska

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Mississippi State University

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David Jespersen

UNITED STATES

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Susana Milla-Lewis

Associate Professor

North Carolina State University

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Mingying Xiang

Assistant Professor

Oklahoma State University

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Yanqi Wu

Oklahoma State University

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Aaron Patton

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Purdue University

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Articles (14)

Zoysiagrass sod production: A review

Performance of advanced breeding lines of bermudagrasses, seashore paspalum, St. Augustinegrass, and zoysiagrasses in response to shade

Enhancing drought resistance in warm‐season turfgrasses: Fourteen years of progress through a multistate collaborative project across the southern United States

Maximizing genetic gains across agronomic and consumer preference traits in St. Augustinegrass breeding

Drought response of zoysiagrass with varying leaf texture under progressive deficit irrigation

Registration of ‘DALSA 1618’ St. Augustinegrass

‘DALZ 1701’, a third‐generation interspecific zoysiagrass hybrid

Multilocational screening identifies new drought‐tolerant, warm‐season turfgrasses

Development of winter hardy, fine‐leaf zoysiagrass hybrids for the upper transition zone

Low‐input golf course putting green performance of fine‐textured inter‐ and intra‐specific zoysiagrass (Zoysia spp.)

Characterizing the growth and winter survival of commercially available and experimental genotypes of St. Augustinegrass

Performance of diploid and interploid hybrids of St. Augustinegrass under moderate shade

Drought response and minimal water requirements of diploid and interploid St. Augustinegrass under progressive drought stress

Registration of ‘DALZ 1308’ zoysiagrass

Collaborators (9)

K. Kenworthy

Michael Richardson

Ross Braun

Marta Pudzianowska

David Jespersen

Susana Milla-Lewis

Mingying Xiang

Yanqi Wu

Aaron Patton

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