Resilia™ root health solution is the first all-in-one product on the market you can proactively apply to safeguard your roots from dangerous underground threats to keep your turf healthy, beautiful and playable all season long.
+ Protects your roots from destructive soilborne pathogens for up to 21 days and most up to 28 days
+ Allows roots to reach full biomass and depth potential
+ Keeps your turf healthy and playable all season long
+ Works well in combination and rotation with Stressgard® brand fungicides
Learn moreThe majority of diseases diagnosed on greens are root diseases. And they all pose a great threat to your turf and your livelihood because symptoms don’t appear until the damage to your roots is already done. To make matters worse, you may lose critical time attempting to diagnose the problem before you’re able to properly treat it, which greatly impacts your course’s playability and hinders your customers’ experiences.
But with Resilia root health solution, you’ll not only protect your roots — you’ll protect your overall peace of mind too. Learn more about root health below.
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NC State – Turf Disease Reference (“Turf Files”)
An overview of the different diseases that affect North Carolina turfgrasses, including how to diagnose, treat and prevent them. |
“The Case of Disappearing Roots.” USGA Green Section Record March 2021
Steve Kammerer, Ph.D. and senior consulting agronomist, explains why more treatments are not always better and what processes and techniques to consider instead.
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USGA Green Section Record
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Rutgers Plant Diagnostic Laboratory
and Nematode Detection Service
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North Carolina State Extension
A brief overview on how the North Carolina State University Turf Diagnostics Lab can help you diagnose turfgrass diseases in North Carolina. |
University of Wisconsin - Madison
An overview on how the Turfgrass Diagnostic Lab can help with a variety of issues including lawn diseases and dead grass in Wisconsin. |
Mississippi State University Extension Service
See the diagnostic services the Bureau of Plant Industry at the Mississippi Department of Agriculture can provide if you live in the state of Mississippi. |
“Managing Root-Knot Nematodes in Warm-Season Turfgrass” GCM, September 2021
A nematologist outlines the life cycle and behavior of nematodes, a new method of diagnoses and current tools for control. |
“Managing Lance Nematodes in Warm-Season Turfgrass” GCM, September 2021
A study on how to refine thresholds and identify ideal extraction methods of lance nematodes. |
Golf Solution Nematodes - Warm Season
Why nematodes are a threat and how to diagnose, treat and prevent them before they cause severe damage to your turf. |
“Nematodes - How Do I Know I Have a Problem?” USGA Green Section Record, May 2017
Why nematodes have increased on golf courses across America and how to handle them. |
Maximizing Nematode Control: Practical Advice from the Field
Indemnify® has dramatically reduced the damaging effects of nematodes across the country in both warm- (and cool-) season turf.
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“Pythium Diseases Are Not All the Same” GCM, November 2018
How to distinguish between Pythium root rot and Pythium root dysfunction in order to better treat these very different turf diseases. |
“What Pathogens Create Take-All Root Rot?” GCM, June 2022
Unraveling the mystery of ectotrophic root-infecting fungi in bermudagrass putting greens. |
“New Insights on Take-All Root Rot” GCM, January 2022
A closer look at the various fungal species that cause this disease. |
Root DocsJoin Green Solutions Team member Jesse Benelli as he discusses root health with industry professionals. Watch now |
Building on our legacy of innovative golf course solutions, Resilia root health solution is in a category by itself. Experts agree that soilborne pathogens are one of the hardest-to-control threats to turf health.
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“Soilborne pathogens are ninjas.” |
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“They’re easy to overlook but always there.” |
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“Root diseases can be silent killers.” |
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“By the time you see the symptoms, the damage is already done.” |
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“Of the 10,000-plus samples we’ve received, 68% of the diseases diagnosed on greens are root diseases.” |
Resilia™ root health solutions has been federally approved. Check back often to see its registration status in your state and contact your Envu representative to learn more about this new innovation.
This map was most recently updated on July 31, 2023. Note: Resilia is not approved in Nassau & Suffolk Counties, New York
