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Spider Webs On Grass - Dealing With Dollar Spot Fungus On Lawns
Spider webs on grass that is damp with morning dew may be a symptom of a bigger problem called dollar spot fungus. www.gardeningknowhow.com
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Lawn covered in what looks like spider webs. What is this? - Reddit
Spider webs. Nothing to worry about. It's usually grass spiders or funnel weavers . This happens if you don't mow your lawn and it's been hot ... www.reddit.com
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Why Are There Webs on the Lawn? - Advanced Turf Solutions
Webs caused by grass spiders are easy to identify because the spider will still be there! Grass spiders rarely leave their webs and like to hide in the funnel ... www.advancedturf.com
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cobweb lawn
† cobweb lawn Obs. [see cobweb n. 6.] A very fine transparent lawn.1603 H. Crosse Vertues Commw. (1878) 64 To couer his fine daughter Sib, with Copweb-lawne to catch butterflies. 1640 in Entick London II. 174 Cobweb lawns, each 15 yards. c 1645 Howell Lett. (1650) I. 4 Mrs. Turner, the first inventr... Oxford English Dictionary
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Have Spider Webs All Over Your Yard? How To Solve | Angi
Those spiderwebs on your grass might not actually be spiderwebs at all; they're most likely some type of fungus. www.angi.com
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What are those small webs in the grass? - iNaturalist Forum
Sounds like Dollar Spot Fungus, not a spider web. It looks like spider webs in early morning dew, but then disappears until the next dewy morning. forum.inaturalist.org
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cobweb
▪ I. cobweb, n. (ˈkɒbwɛb) Forms: 4–6 coppeweb, (-bes), 4–7 copweb, 5–6 copwebbe, (also 4 copweft); 6 cobbewebbe, 6–7 cobwebbe, 6– cobweb. [ME. coppeweb, f. coppe spider (see cop3) + web. Cf. Westphal. cobbenwebbe (Woeste 137 b), and cob n.4] 1. The web or fine network spun by a spider for the captur... Oxford English Dictionary
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Dollar Spot Lawn Disease - Milorganite
The branching mycelium of dollar spot fungus looks like spider webs or cobwebs on morning grass, but unlike spider webs, dollar spot mycelium disappears when ... www.milorganite.com
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Webs on lawn? | Lawn Care Forum
You can have both fungus and spiders with mycellium like looking webs going on at the same time. Since fungicides are expensive you might want ... www.thelawnforum.com
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Fungus or webs? - Lawn Care Forum
Spiderwebs. The easy way to tell is: do you see any leaves turning brown around it? No they are all green, so spiderwebs. www.thelawnforum.com
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Dollar spot - Lawn diseases - Rolawn
White cobweb-like mycelium or mould may also be seen on affected areas. The mould usually appears in the mornings when the grass is still covered in dew and ... www.rolawn.co.uk
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Christopher Shawe
The seven yards of embroidered cobweb lawn were probably for the queen's veil. Cobweb lawn and net lawn were fine linens suitable for veils. Anne of Denmark owned a number of mantles, made of the lightweight fabrics tiffany, tinsel, and cobweb lawn. wikipedia.org
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Kay E. Kuter
He is buried in Forest Lawn - Hollywood Hills Cemetery. Houseman (uncredited) Drum Beat (1954) - Veteran Soldier (uncredited) Désirée (1954) - Lackey (uncredited) City of Shadows (1955) - Bartender Kink The Cobweb wikipedia.org
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tammel
† ˈtammel Obs. rare. App. an alteration of stammel, on analogy of tamin for stamin.1616 Trial C'tess Somerset in Relat. Poysoning Sir T. Overbury (1651) 106 The Prisoner..being attired in black Tammel, a Cyprus Caperoon, a Cobweb Lawn Ruff and Cuffs. 1668 Flemings in Oxford 9 Apr. (O.H.S.) I. 437 Pa... Oxford English Dictionary
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Lomentospora prolificans
Colonies of Lomentospora prolificans are grey to brownish, spreading, with scant, cobweb-like aerial mycelium recalling a moth-eaten woolen garment. In otherwise healthy people, it was recorded as a cause of corneal infection following a lawn trimmer mishap, and bone infection following trauma. wikipedia.org
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