Well, this is either an exam question, or an order... if the former, you'd better do some more research.

Exam question alert!! ;-)

Possibly another example of the species "Examus questionus dubious" - not very well phrased to avoid confusion.

Stated as requested ...
"the importance of checking turf regularly and what this means for a range of species" :o)

PS typo alert ... regularly not regulary ;o)

Hi jonboy........ suggest you ask Grandma before she puts out the lights !!!!!!

Like all the others I am confused as to what question you are asking ?

Sigh, sounds like another lazy student trying to avoid the intellectual effort of researching the material, and actually understanding the reasoning and processes. They'd rather cut and paste!

Obviously, you check turf regularly so you can go cut the grass. Using a push mower will provide more exercise for that emerging species known as the lazy student.

It's the 'what this means for a range of species' I don't quite get... species of what? Micro organisms? Insects? Various types of grass in the mix?

goodnight Tug... goodnight Bamboo... goodnight Grandma ... goodnight .. Johnboy ... goodnight Beattie .. goodnight Wylie...
... good night everybody .. ..

X Goodnight Grandma!
;-)

Lol. :o)

There is probably something within the context of the original exam that indicates what sort of species they are talking about. That's not a given, though: I have even met English professors with only rudimentary communication skills!

I raked my back lawn today... then I checked the turf ... it now looks better, which means important good news for worms, dogs, birds, ants, spiders .... ladybirds ... lizards ...

... on being interviewed, the spiders stated the turf improvement is welcome, because it allows a more direct commute to work each day on the world wide web ...

... the worms said they could wiggle faster across the turf

... the ants didn't have time to comment...
... were on their way to the ugly bug ball...

Terratoonie! You're doing Jonboy's homework for him!

"English professors with only rudimentary communications skills" ? ... I thought they might be impressed with Jonboy's homework answer of "what this means for a range of species" .. Lol.