Response of Bermudagrass Grown in Different Soil Media to Drought Stress

Bermudagrass is one of the most commonly used warm-season turfgrasses worldwide. In present study, tolerance to drought stress by applying farmyard manure and biological seed coating preparations containing Trichoderma harzianum, Bacillus subtilis megaterium in bermudagrass were assessed. Seeds Gobi (registered cultivar) as plant material. planted 2 different growing media (A = garden soil + river sand peat, B manure). Uncoated grass seeds sown A group medium, while coated medium. As material, which a new generation preparation megaterium, was preferred. To create [T0 (0), T1 (25%), T2 (50%) T3 (75%)], 4 doses irrigation regimes determined. The traits clipping yield, shoot dry weight, root leaf burning turfgrass quality all affected levels stress. However, mitigated adverse effects