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Kopec received a Ph.D. in Turfgrass Science Breeding, Science and
Culture from the University of Nebraska - Lincoln. He also has a Master's
Degree in Turfgrass Breeding and Pathology which he received from
Rutgers University. Here at the University of Arizona he teaches Golf
and Sports Turf Management, Bermudagrass Greens Management, Irrigation
Scheduling and Irrigation Water Quality. His research interests include
weed control, specie and variety adaptation, overseeding and spring
transition, new specie development and desert turf management. Dr.
Kopec's work has been seen in several publications including Turfgrass
Science and the Agronomy Journal.
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| Devitt
D.A., R.L. Morris, D. Kopec and M. Henry. Golf Course superintendents'
attitudes and perceptions toward using reuse water for irrigation
in the southwestern United States. 2004. HortTechnology 14(4):1-7.
Growth
Responses of Saltgrass (Distichlis spicata) to Salinity Stress.
Journal of Plant Nutrition (In press).
Relative
Salinity Tolerance of 21 Turf-Type Desert Saltgrasses Compared to
Bermudagrass. Marcum, K.B., M. Pessarakli, and D.M. Kopec.
2005. HortSci. J. (In press).
Growth
Responses of Bermudagrass and Sea Shore Paspalum to Different Levels
of FerroGrow, Multinutrient fertilizer. Journal of Agriculture,
Food, and Environment, Vol. 2, No. 4 (In press).
Historical
Perspecive of Turf Water Use in the Desert. Brown, P.W., Mancino
C.F. and D.M. Kopec. Crop Science.
Penman
Monteith Crop Coefficients for Use With Desert Turf Systems. Crop
Science. Brown, P.W., C.F. Mancino, M.H. Young, T.L. Thompson, P.W.
Wierenge, and D.M. Kopec. 2001. Penman Monteith Crop Coefficients
for Use with Desert Turf Systems. Crop Science. (41) 1197-1206.
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