Ambika Chandra

Dr. Ambika Chandra


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Academic Career Length

19Years (2008-Present)

(Calculated once Scilit publication data is synced: current year − year of first publication + 1)

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1 July 2017 in Crop Science
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Ambika Chandra
RLRamsey Lewis
Ramsey Lewis
Qingyi YuQingyi Yu
Qingyi Yu

16 July 2020 in Crop Science
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BGBeatriz Gouveia
Beatriz Gouveia
EREsteban Rios
Esteban Rios
JNJosé Airton Rodrigues Nunes
José Airton Rodrigues Nunes
Salvador GezanSalvador Gezan
Salvador Gezan
PMPatricio Munoz
Patricio Munoz
JMJustin Q. Moss
Justin Q. Moss

23 November 2020 in Crop Science
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BGBeatriz Gouveia
Beatriz Gouveia
EREsteban Rios
Esteban Rios
JNJosé Airton Rodrigues Nunes
José Airton Rodrigues Nunes
Salvador GezanSalvador Gezan
Salvador Gezan
PMPatricio Munoz
Patricio Munoz
JMJustin Q. Moss
Justin Q. Moss

21 November 2014 in Journal of Plant Registrations
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ACAmbika Chandra
Ambika Chandra
AGA. D. Genovesi
A. D. Genovesi
BWB. G. Wherley
B. G. Wherley
SMS. P. Metz
S. P. Metz
JRJ. A. Reinert
J. A. Reinert
PMP. Munoz
P. Munoz


27 April 2017 in Journal of Plant Registrations
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ACAmbika Chandra
Ambika Chandra
JFJ. D. Fry
J. D. Fry
AGA. D. Genovesi
A. D. Genovesi
MMM. Meeks
M. Meeks
MEM. C. Engelke
M. C. Engelke
LPL. Parsons
L. Parsons
KSUZ 0802 (Reg. No. CV‐282, PI 678793) is a fine‐textured, cold‐tolerant zoysiagrass (Zoysia spp.) hybrid co‐developed and jointly released by Texas A&M AgriLife Research, Dallas, TX, and the Kansas Agricultural Experiment Station, Manhattan, KS. KSUZ 0802 is an F1 interspecific hybrid developed in 2001 from a cross between Zoysia matrella (L). Merr. ‘Cavalier’ and an ecotype of Z. japonica Steud. named Anderson 1, a derivative of ‘Chinese Common’. After years of testing (2004 –2008) for turf quality and winter survival at Manhattan, KS, KSUZ 0802 was advanced to a nine location test (2009 –2012) in the transition zone (Wichita and Manhattan, KS, Columbia, MO, Fletcher and Jackson Springs, NC, Stillwater, OK, Knoxville, TN, Virginia Beach and Blacksburg, VA, and Dallas, TX. The freezing tolerance, spring green‐up, and fall color retention of KSUZ 0802 is equivalent to ‘Meyer’, but KSUZ 0802 has a finer leaf texture. KSUZ 0802 is also superior to Meyer for turf quality and resistance to bluegrass billbug damage. KSUZ 0802 is well suited for use on golf course fairways and tees, home lawns, and other recreational areas in the transition zone.