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Modeling Performance of Plant Growth Regulators

Growing degree day models continue to predict plant growth regulator performance in turfgrass. Data collection should occur until the growth response has dissipated, not based on predefined intervals. Including a dampening coefficient in the sinewave models allows the clipping yield effect to decay with time. Adding a decay coefficient allows sinewave models to fit datasets where a rebound growth phase did not occur.