Ryegrass
Lolium is a genus of tufted grasses in the bluegrass subfamily (Pooideae). It is often called ryegrass, but this term is sometimes used to refer to grasses in other genera.
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Research Mentions
Bisphenol A-mediated root exudates of ryegrass as potential activat...
BPA from plastics contaminates garden soils and urban green spaces, and this research suggests th...
Form dictates function: Component-specific remediation mechanisms o...
Compost tea brewed from your backyard pile may do more than feed your garden—it can actively brea...
Ryegrass roots and earthworms team up to clean toxic soil faster
Soil tainted by industrial runoff sits beneath parks, vacant lots, and community gardens in most ...
Composting rocky eroded soil with farm waste makes it farmable again
Slopes stripped bare by erosion can be coaxed back to life with the same organic waste your local...
Efficient U(VI) immobilization of uranium-contaminated soil mediate...
Uranium-contaminated land sits abandoned near mining sites in dozens of states, and the microbes ...
Charcoal soil additive helps grass reclaim toxic mining waste land
If you've ever tried to rescue a patch of dead, compacted soil in your yard, this is a reminder t...
Interaction of nanoplastics and atrazine in a hydroponic system: An...
Runoff from lawns and farm fields carries both plastic particles and herbicides into the same str...
Industrial ash plus manure waste makes a safe soil substitute
If you've ever wondered what happens to the ash-like leftovers from power plants and the manure r...
Breeding tannin-rich clover and ryegrass could curb cow burps
The clover and ryegrass growing in that grazed paddock down the road are being redesigned with mo...
