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Turf diseases are disorders which are usually caused by parasitic fungi invading plant tissues and robbing the grass of vital nutrients. Alternatively, they can be caused by indirect effects of fungi inhabiting the soil in the root zone and altering the availability of water and nutrients to the grass, as is the case of the fairy ring fungi. In either case they present a problem to the groundsman, who needs to take some form of remedial action in order to restore the turf to full health.
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