gobio hettitorum or the taurus gudgeon ( also cited as dere kayasi ) is a species of gudgeon , a small freshwater fish in the cyprinidae family .

it is found only in a single stream in turkey .

it is listed on the iucn red list of threatened species and is threatened by habitat loss but not by pollution .

gobio hettitorum

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the species is known from gökdere stream ( 15 km in length ) and ereğli marshes ( 6 , 787 km² ) in south - eastern lake tuz basin in central anatolia , turkey .
extirpated from ereğli marshes due to the desiccation of the area ( in the mid 1990s ) ; the area was only 10 % of its original size in 2011 . the species is expected to be declining in gökdere due to ongoing threats .
ereğli marshes dried out in the mid 1990s and the area was only 10 % of its original size in 2011 . water is abstracted in large quantities in the area and in gökdere stream there are several small dams which restrict the flow of the stream . furthermore , climate change has lead to a reduction in rainfall in the area and contributed to increasingly severe droughts .
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maturity : l m ? range ? - ? cm max length : 15 . 3 cm tl male / unsexed ; ( ref . 93777 )
a short - lived species which occurs in water bodies on low - lying plains , with little current ( ref . 26100 ) .
crivelli , a . j . , 1996 . the freshwater fish endemic to the mediterranean region . an action plan for their conservation . tour du valat publication , 171 p . ( ref . 26100 )
phylogenetic diversity index ( ref . 82805 ) : pd 50 = 0 . 5000 [ uniqueness , from 0 . 5 = low to 2 . 0 = high ] .
bayesian length - weight : a = 0 . 00617 ( 0 . 00320 - 0 . 01186 ) , b = 3 . 21 ( 3 . 05 - 3 . 37 ) , in cm total length , based on lwr estimates for this species & genus - body shape ( ref . 93245 ) .
trophic level ( ref . 69278 ) : 3 . 2 ±0 . 5 se ; based on size and trophs of closest relatives
resilience ( ref . 69278 ) : high , minimum population doubling time less than 15 months ( preliminary k or fecundity . ) .
vulnerability ( ref . 59153 ) : low to moderate vulnerability ( 26 of 100 ) .
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takagi went on to say about the tropical east asian parlatoriini that , the current classification of their genera may be largely tentative because the adult females are simple-featured and much modified owing to the pupillarial mode of life , and also because the second instar nymphs are generally similar among parlatoriines , whether the adult females are pupillarial or not .

andersen found that separating out pupillarial forms into a separate subtribe , gymnaspidina , was counterproductive , as being non-dispositive .

molecular analysis has shown that the parlatoriini as traditionally constituted is highly non-monophyletic and that the genera , and occasionally species , are interdigitated with the aspidiotini .

parlatoriini

parlatoriini is a tribe of armored scale insects . takagi ( 2002 ) indicated that the parlatoriini appear to be phylogenetically related to the smilacicola and the odonaspidini .
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on trephognathus : a new genus of african baridinae ( col . curc . )
evaluasi produktivitas kutu lak , laccifer lacca kerr . ( hemiptera : kerridae ) pada tiga jenis tanaman . . .
lopholeucaspis balachowsky 1953g : 875 . type species : leucaspis japonica cockerell by original designation . accepted valid name
systematics : lopholeucaspis is presumably an asiatic derivative of leucaspis ( takagi , 1960 ) . lopholeucaspis differs from leucaspis in the adult female possessing a continuous row of duct tubercles from the abdomen forward to thorax , and in lacking the group of duct tubercles lateral to the anterior spiracles ( williams & watson , 1988 ) .
balach1953g : description , distribution , taxonomy , pp . 843 , 875 - 877
parlagena mckenzie 1945 : 81 - 82 . type species : parlagena inops mckenzie by monotypy and original designation . ( = parlagena buxi , takahashi ) accepted valid name
general remarks : detailed descriptions by mckenzie ( 1945 ) and balachowsky ( 1953g ) .
systematics : parlagena can be differentiated from parlatoria principally by the reduced pygidial plates , position of dorsal macroduct between median lobes and the absence of perivulvar pores ( mckenzie , 1945 ) .
structure : diaspididae with body typically oval . with short
two - barred
macroducts , those situated along pygidial margins each with the orifices surrounded by a conspicuous sclerotized ring , each duct with the axis of its orifices almost parallel to pygidial margin , microducts on pygidium dorsum apparently not arranged in well - defined rows , the single median macroduct removed from the bases of the median lobes about the length of the lobes ( mckenzie , 1945 ) .
balach1953g : description , host , illustration , taxonomy , pp . 773 , 833 - 834
parlatoreopsis lindinger 1912b : 191 . type species : chionaspis longispina newstead by monotypy . accepted valid name
anatolaspis bodenheimer 1949 : 39 . type species : anatolaspis abidini bodenheimer by monotypy and original designation . ( = parlatoreopsis longispinus , newstead ) junior synonym ( balach1953g : 827 ) notes : although bodenheimer ( 1949 ) lists anatolaspis as being described in 1941 , we have been unable to find any evidence of the genus having been mentioned in that year . in agreement with morrison & morrison ( 1966 ) , 1949 is accepted as the date of description .
general remarks : detailed descriptions by ferris ( 1942 ) and balachowsky ( 1953g ) .
systematics : parlatoreopsis is related to parlatoria , but the separation of the two is simple enough as far as the species occurring in north america , all of which are introduced , are concerned , and the genus is quite valid . however , the group of species centering about parlatoria is extensively developed in the australian and oriental regions and not until this entire group has been carefully reviewed can any statement be made as to the actual limits of the genera ( ferris , 1942 ) .
structure : adult female only slightly longer than broad , derm membranous except for the short and rather acute pygidium . median pygidial lobes well developed , set close together but with no basal zygosis and with a small dorsal pore but with no gland spine between them . second lobes small , but strongly sclerotized , not bilobed . 3rd and 4th lobes lacking or the 3rd represented at times by a very minute point . gland spines few and small , all simple , confined to the pygidial margin . dorsal macroducts of the pygidium relatively few or almost lacking except for the marginal series and not arranged in definite rows ; those of the marginal series each with the orifice surrounded by a sclerotized rim . lateral margins of the prepygidial segments with small macroducts and in part with a few small gland tubercles . perivulvar pores present in 4 or 5 small groups . scale of female flat , thin , pale gray , roughly circular , with the exuviae subcentral ( ferris , 1942 ) .
balach1953g : description , distribution , illustration , taxonomy , pp . 773 , 827 - 829
bodenh1949 : description , distribution , taxonomy , pp . 28 , 29 , 39 , 44
bodenh1953 : description , distribution , illustration , taxonomy , pp . 9 - 11 , 44 - 45
borchs1950b : description , distribution , taxonomy , pp . 163 , 172 - 174
ferris1942 : description , distribution , taxonomy , pp . siv - 404 , siv - 446 : 43
mckenz1945 : description , distribution , taxonomy , pp . 48 , 51 , 52 , 83 , 87
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root-knot nematodes are plant-parasitic nematodes from the genus meloidogyne .

they exist in soil in areas with hot climates or short winters .

about 2000 plants worldwide are susceptible to infection by root-knot nematodes and they cause approximately 5 % of global crop loss .

root-knot nematode larvae infect plant roots , causing the development of root-knot galls that drain the plant 's photosynthate and nutrients .

infection of young plants may be lethal , while infection of mature plants causes decreased yield .

root - knot nematode

meloidogyne incognita ( root - knot nematode ) ; male , full body image .
glycoprotein characterization of the gelatinous matrix in the root - knot nematode meloidogyne javanica .
adegbite aa , adesiyan so . 2005 . root extracts of plants to control root - knot nematode on edi -
figure 6 . the lettuce on the left is wilting due to root knot nematode infestation .
figure 1 .
knotted
roots on a tomato plant caused by root - knot nematode .
table 4 . example of a rotation plan for a root knot nematode - infested garden 1 .
karssen g , van aelst a . root - knot nematode perineal pattern development : a reconsideration .
cracking on storage roots due to root - knot nematode ( g . lawrence , aps ) .
figure 2 . a three week - old tomato plant ready for root - knot nematode inoculation .
management of root knot nematode , meloidogyne incognita affecting chickpea , cicer arietinum for sust . . .
development of a simple multiplex pcr protocol for identification of the tropical root - knot nematode . . .
use of trap crops and antagonistic crops . planting tagetes erecta and crotolaria spectabilis in nematode infested soil is effective against the root - knot nematode
root - knot nematode infection and growth of infected okra and brinjal plants . pak j bot . 40 :
identification of the tropical root - knot nematode species meloidogyne incognita , m . arenaria and m . . . .
effect of various physico - chemical factors on the incidence of root knot nematode meloidogyne spp . i . . .
1 most varieties susceptible to at least one species of the nematode type listed . 2 harmony and freedom grape rootstocks are resistant to root knot nematodes . 3 nemaguard and nemared ( peach ) rootstocks are resistant to root knot nematodes . 4 royal blenheim rootstock is resistant to root knot and root lesion nematodes .
figure 2 . close - up of
knotted
roots on a tomato plant infected with root - knot nematode .
abad p , favery b , rosso mn , castagone - sereno p . 2003 . root - knot nematode parasitism and
1 most varieties susceptible to at least one species of the nematode type listed . 2 some blackeye , lima , and snap bean varieties are resistant to meloidogyne incognita , a species of root knot nematode . 3 tomato varieties designated “n” are resistant to most root knot nematode species .
a role of the gelatinous matrix in the resistance of root - knot nematode ( meloidogyne spp . ) eggs to microorganisms .
figure 1 . a two week - old cowpea plant grown in a pouch and ready for root - knot nematode inoculation .
root - knot nematodes ( meloidogyne species ) : systemics , biology , and control .
the root knot nematode species , m . incognita , is the most widespread and probably the most serious plant parasitic nematode pest of tropical and subtropical regions throughout the world (
castagnone - sereno p . genetic variability and adaptive evolution in parthenogenetic root - knot nematodes .
the threat of root - knot nematodes ( meloidogyne spp . ) in africa : a review
meloidogyne incognita ; juvenile mortality ; egg hatching ; plant extracts ; root - knot nematodes .
monitoring or assessment of nematode populations is an important aid to nematode management . monitoring should begin well before problems occur , as it is too late to prevent crop losses once root - knot nematode damage is seen in the field .
however , with careful planning , rotation in combination with fallowing and solarization can reduce root knot nematode numbers . annual crops that are useful in a rotation plan for reducing root knot nematode populations include small grains such as wheat and barley , sudangrass , and resistant tomato and bean varieties .
katcho za , 1972 . first occurrence of certain root - knot nematode species in iraq . plant disease reporter , 56 ( 9 ) : 824 .
ehlers jd , matthews wc , hall ae , roberts pa . inheritance of a broad - based form of root - knot nematode resistance in cowpea .
in general , members of the grass family are less susceptible than other plants to root - knot nematodes .
the threat of root - knot nematodes ( meloidogyne spp . ) in africa : a review | request pdf
nematode analysis is likely to show a number of plant - parasitic species . however , root - knot nematode is the only species known to cause economic damage to tomatoes in queensland and nematode management decisions should be made on the basis of its presence or absence .
babatola jd , 1980 . reactions of some rice cultivars to the root - knot nematode , meloidogyne incognita . nematropica , 10 ( 1 ) : 5 - 9
mishra sm , 1991 . screening of tomato varieties at nursery stage against root - knot nematode . indian journal of nematology , 21 ( 2 ) : 162 .
adam mam , phillips ms , blok bc . molecular diagnostic key for identification of single juveniles of seven common and economically important species of root - knot nematode (
root - knot nematode juveniles are active , thread - like worms about 0 . 5 mm long . they are too small to be seen with the naked eye .
fademi oa , 1987 . resistance of some rice varieties to the root - knot nematode ( rkn ) meloidogyne incognita . international rice research newsletter , 12 : 11 .
several nematicide have been very effective against the root - knot nematode in sweetpotato . examples are nemagon , mocap , dasanit , nemacur , furadan , temik , vydate .
sharon e , spiegel y . glycoprotein characterization of the gelatinous matrix in the root - knot nematode meloidogyne javanica . j nematol . 1993 ; 25 : 585 - 9
root - knot problems increase and control becomes more difficult when tomatoes or other susceptible crops are grown without rotation .
corrigendum : distribution and genetic diversity of root - knot nematodes ( meloidogyne spp . ) in potato . . .
host suitability of ixora spp . for the root - knot nematodes meloidogyne incognita race 1 and m . javanica .
evidence of direct feeding , apparent in the form of galls and other root malformations leads to the damage symptoms described above . the invasive stage of the root - knot nematode life cycle is the juvenile root - knot nematode , which can freely move through the soil and will enter the root of a suitable host plant . only the female is capable of establishing a feeding site . the female will become immobile , causing the plant to form giant cells for feeding , which essentially appears as a gall on the root . the presence of root - knot nematodes can be detected by the presence of these characteristic galls .
) . after penetrating the root , the larvae move towards the central cylinder ( stele ) . larvae of root - knot and cyst nematodes migrate by different pathways : the
mishra c , singh b , laha sk , 1987 . integrated approach for root - knot nematode management in jute . indian journal of nematology , 17 : 285 - 287 .
mature female root knot nematodes are pear - shaped and about 0 . 01 inch long . root knot nematodes spend most of their life in galls . mature females resemble tiny , white pearls ; they sometimes can be seen with the use of a hand lens when root galls are cut open .
figure 1 . an adult female citrus nematodes , tylenchulus semipenetrans , shown imbedded in a root cut in cross section . the nematode’s front end is deep inside the root tissue while the rear end remains outside of the root .
hussey rs , mims cw , westcott sw . , iii ultrastructure of root cortical cells parasitized by the ring nematode ,
m . incognita is probably the most widely distributed and economically important species of plant parasitic nematode in tropical and subtropical regions . two - thirds of the root - knot nematode samples obtained from a number of tropical countries were of m . incognita (
wu jq , xue zh , 1986 . a preliminary study on the root - knot nematode disease of kenaf . acta - phytopathologica sinica , 16 ( 1 ) : 53 - 56 .
a number of other nematode species also can damage home garden and landscape plants including the ring nematode ( criconemoides xenoplax ) , root lesion nematodes ( pratylenchus species ) , the sugarbeet cyst nematode ( heterodera schachtii ) , the citrus nematode ( tylenchulus semipenetrans ) , the stem and bulb nematode ( ditylenchus dipsaci ) , and others . tables 1 , 2 , and 3 list some common garden plant species and their nematode pests .
trudgill dl , block vc . apomictic , polyphagous root - knoot nematodes : exceptionally successfull and damaging biotrophic root pathogens .
nematode assays can be obtained through the nematode assay section , agronomic division , north carolina department of agriculture & consumer services .
rasina b , 1970 . root - knot nematodes in hothouses . darzs un drava , 10 ( 150 ) : 14 - 15
meng q , long h , xu j . pcr assays for rapid and sensitive identification of three major root - knot nematodes ,
winter cereals are useful because they are generally poor hosts and little nematode reproduction occurs during the cold winter months . it is more difficult to find summer crops with good resistance to root - knot nematode , though sorghum x sudan grass hybrids ( particularly cv . jumbo ) are useful against most populations of the nematode .
r . n . perry , m . moens and j . starr , eds . root - knot nematodes . lincoln : cabi .
i have been told numerous times that beneficial nematodes will not work on root knot nematodes . in fact the university of florida states :
mcsorley , r . 1999 . host suitability of potential cover crops for root - knot nematodes . journal of nematology 31 : 619–623 .
a fungal egg parasite , was found effective against root - knot attacking sweetpotato . the parasite reduced egg masses by about 50 % .
lordello rra , lordello ail , sawazaki e , trevisan wl , 1986 . root - knot nematode damages a maize field in goias . nematologia brasileira , 10 ( 1 ) : 145 - 149 .
sharon e & spiegel y . ( 1993 ) . glycoprotein characterization of the gelatinous matrix in the root - knot nematode meloidogyne javanica . journal of nematology , 25 , pp . 585 - 9 .
fademi oa , 1986 . reaction of some selected rice cultivars to a root - knot nematode , meloidogyne incognita ( kofoid and white ) chitwood . pakistan journal of nematology , 4 : 15 - 18 .
instead of sending soil samples to a laboratory for nematode analysis , a simple bioassay is sometimes useful , particularly for detecting low populations of root - knot nematode . transplant a nematode - free tomato seedling of a susceptible variety into a pot containing about 2 l of your soil sample . grow plants at temperatures of 20 - 28 o c for about one month , and then remove the root system and examine it for galls . at this stage , the galls ( if present ) will be less than 0 . 5 mm in diameter but their occurrence will indicate the presence of root - knot nematode .
one of the best ways to manage nematodes is to use vegetable varieties and fruit tree rootstocks that are resistant to nematode injury . tomato varieties with the code vfn ( verticillium , fusarium , nematodes ) on the seed packet or label are resistant to common root knot nematode species . although even resistant tomato varieties can still exhibit some root galling under high nematode levels , they usually maintain their yield . for example in recent vegetable garden - type experiments on root knot nematode soil , nematode - resistant tomatoes yielded almost 6 times more tomatoes than a similar susceptible variety . an additional benefit of growing a resistant variety is the nematode levels in the soil decline rather than increase , making it more feasible to grow a susceptible crop the following season .
a considerable amount of work has been devoted to the biological control of root - knot nematodes in general and m . incognita in particular (
abad p , favery b , rosso mn , castagnone - sereno p ( 2003 ) root - knot nematode parasitism and host response : molecular basis of a sophisticated interaction . mol plant pathol 4 : 217–224 .
dubreuil g , magliano m , deleury e , abad p , rosso mn ( 2007 ) transcriptome analysis of root - knot nematode functions induced in the early stages of parasitism . new phytol 176 : 426–436 .
root injury from other nematode species can produce aboveground symptoms similar to those from root knot nematodes . however , the actual injury to the roots is more difficult to detect . roots can be shortened or deformed with no other clues as to the source of the injury . you can confirm a nematode infestation by collecting soil and root samples and sending the material to a laboratory for positive identification of the infesting species .
stanton jm , o ' donnell we . assessment of the north carolina differential host test for identification of australian populations of root - knot nematodes (
amin aw , budai cs , 1994 . some weed host plants of the root - knot nematode meloidogyne species in south - eastern hungary . pakistan journal of nematology , 12 ( 1 ) : 59 - 65 .
mohandas c , ramakrishnan s , 1997 . pathogenic effect of root - knot nematode , meloidogyne incognita on african white yam , dioscorea rotundata . indian journal of nematology , 27 ( 2 ) : 233 - 236 .
tesarová b , zouhar m , ry ? ánek p , 2003 . development of pcr for specific determination of root - knot nematode meloidogyne incognita . plant protection science , 39 ( 1 ) : 23 - 28 .
the root - knot nematode , meloidogyne incognita , is worldwide in distribution . it is widespread in asia , southeast asia and usually occurs in warmer areas . in some countries , m . javanica is more dominant .
sharon e , spiegel y . glycoprotein characterization of the gelatinous matrix in the root - knot nematode meloidogyne javanica . j nematol 1993 ; 25 ( 4 ) : 585 - 9 urltoken accessed july 9 , 2018 .
rosso mn , dubrana mp , cimbolini n , jaubert s , abad p ( 2005 ) application of rna interference to root - knot nematode genes encoding esophageal gland proteins . mol plant microbe interact 18 : 615–620 .
nematodes cause extensive injury to many vegetables in over half of the gardens in north carolina . nematode - control measures will significantly reduce root - knot and other nematodes from the garden site . the continued combined use of rotation , resistance , and cultural practices will minimize nematode damage and , over time , will reduce the nematodes to low population levels so that a serious problem is not likely to occur . root - knot nematode problems can be detected by examining the roots of vegetables soon after harvest is completed or through an assay of a soil sample . root - knot affected cantaloupe , cucumber , eggplant , okra , squash , tomato , and other susceptible crops will have very conspicuous root galls ( swellings ) .
when tomatoes ( or other root - knot susceptible crops ) are planted in the same field every year , a check for root - knot galls at the end of the season provides valuable information on the level of nematode infestation and the likelihood of nematode damage in the next year . a thorough sampling of the field at harvest may provide as much information as having soil samples analysed for nematodes before the planting of the next crop .
may promote the giant cells to divide , it is not sufficient to drive expansion of giant cells . for the root - cyst nematode ,
li hq , cheng jl , feng cc , 1992 . the primary report on the investigation and identification of tobacco root - knot nematode in shaanxi . shaanxi agricultural science , no . 2 : 29 ; 2 ref .
nasira k , shaheen n , shahina f , 2011 . root - knot nematode meloidogyne incognita wartellei on pomegranate in swat , kpk , pakistan . pakistan journal of nematology , 29 ( 1 ) : 117 - 118 .
salam ma , 1991 . weed hosts of root knot nematodes in little andaman island . current nematology , 2 ( 1 ) : 83 - 84 .
root knot nematodes , mainly m . incognita and m . javanica , are always pests of economic importance in tobacco culture , wherever the climate favours them (
bhardwaj ln , hogger ch , 1984 . root - knot nematodes of chitwan district of nepal . nematologia mediterranea , 12 ( 1 ) : 155 - 158
whitehead ag , 1969 . the distribution of root - knot nematodes ( meloidogyne spp . ) in tropical africa . nematologica , 15 : 315 - 333 .
hadisoeganda w , sasser jn . resistance of tomato , bean , southern pea , and garden pea cultivars to root - knot nematodes based on host suitability .
r . n . perry , m . moens and j . l . starr , eds . root - knot nematodes , 1 . london : cabi .
r . n . perry , m . moens and j . l . starr , eds . root - knot nematodes , 1 . wallingford , uk .
meloidogyne incognita ( root - knot nematode ) ; female . ( reproduced from orton williams kj , 1973 . cih descriptions of plant - parasitic nematodes . set 2 , no . 18 . wallingford , uk : cab international . )
nematodes are basically aquatic animals and require a water film around soil particles before they can move . also , nematode eggs will not hatch unless there is sufficient moisture in the soil . thus , soil moisture conditions that are optimum for plant growth are also ideal for the development of root - knot nematode .
it is believed the root knot nematode survives from season to season primarily as eggs in the soil . after the eggs hatch , the second - stage juveniles invade roots , usually at root tips , causing some of the root cells to enlarge where the nematodes feed and develop . the male nematodes eventually leave the roots , but the females remain embedded , laying their eggs into a jellylike mass that extends through the root surface and into the soil .
≤ 0 . 01 ) for dry root weight . although the effect of the combined nematode treatment ( mx + mp ) was less than that of
sivapalan p , 1978 . investigation on root - knot nematodes in sri lanka under international meloidogyne project . kasetsart journal , 12 ( 1 ) : 14 - 24
although california has many different species of root - feeding nematodes , the most damaging ones to gardens are the root knot nematodes , meloidogyne species . root knot nematodes attack a wide range of plants , including many common vegetables , fruit trees , and ornamentals . they are difficult to control , and they can spread easily from garden to garden in soil on tools and boots or on infested plants .
root knot nematodes are named for the reason that they feed off of a plant’s root cells from their first stage as a worm or larvae after hatched from an egg . the root knot nematode lives in three stages , growing each time and shedding their outer layer . as nematodes grow they also attach themselves to a host plant’s roots , feeding off of the plant cells and inserting itself deeper within the root as it feeds which creates a root knot or gall . throughout the three stages of shedding and growing within a plants root system , the root knot nematode will live anywhere between 17 to 57 days depending on the climate . the easiest way to eliminate nematodes is to kill them while they are in the egg stage of their life so they have no chance to damage your plants . a simple way to manage a nematode infestation is with a nematicide like multiguard protect that kills nematodes on contact without damaging your plant or the beneficial organisms in the soil . the difference is that multiguard protect is not phytotoxic , leaves no harmful residue in the soil and stimulates the growth of beneficial organisms in the soil .
field - if the management practices above are adopted , nematicides should only be needed in the field as a last resort ( e . g . in sandy soils where tomatoes are particularly prone to nematode damage ) . even in situations where root - knot nematode problems are usually severe , the use of good management practices reduces the nematode population pressure and gives nematicides a greater chance of providing effective control .
tomatoes are very susceptible to root - knot nematodes under queensland conditions . in the past , control measures were normally recommended if one root - knot nematode was found in a 200 ml soil sample taken before planting or a gall was found in the roots of bioassay plants . however , recent research suggests that the economic threshold may be a little higher than previously thought . thus , well managed crops grown in fields with a preplant density of 1 - 10 root - knot nematodes per 200 ml soil may be heavily galled at harvest but will suffer little yield loss from nematodes .
general identification of root - knot nematode infestation can be conducted by competent nematologists with basic equipment . identification of species within the genus meloidogyne requires the services of specialized taxonomists . in addition to classical taxonomic techniques , biochemical methods are also being developed (
d ' errico g , crescenzi a , landi s , 2014 . first report of the southern root - knot nematode meloidogyne incognita on the invasive weed araujia sericifera in italy . plant disease , 98 ( 11 ) : 1593 - 1594 . urltoken
sharma gl , baheti bl , 1992 . loss estimates due to root - knot nematode in peas , okra , tomato and bottle gourd crops in rajasthan , india . current nematology , 3 ( 2 ) : 187 - 188 ; 3 ref .
singh sk , conde b , hodda m , 2012 . root - knot nematode ( meloidogyne incognita ) on bitter melon ( momordica charantia ) near darwin , australia . australasian plant disease notes , 7 ( 1 ) : 75 - 78 . urltoken
mclean md , yevtushenko dp , deschene a , van cauwenberghe or , makhmoudova a , et al . ( 2003 ) overexpression of glutamate decarboxylase in transgenic tobacco plants confers resistance to the northern root - knot nematode . mol breeding 11 : 277–285 .
1 most varieties susceptible to at least one species of the nematode type listed .
and is now present in many tomato cultivars . early after infection , a localized necrosis occurs at the nematode feeding site inhibiting further development of the nematode . the
count the nematode inoculum and stir on a magnetic stirring plate as described earlier .
long way in nematode management . it will provide bright future for identifying new class
khan a , shaukat ss . 2001 . management of plant parasitic nematode associated with
root - knot nematodes ( meloidogyne spp . ) are a major problem facing crop production globally including potatoes . during the 2011 / 2012 potato growing season , root - knot nematode infected potato tubers were obtained from different potato growing regions in south africa for identification of meloidogyne spp . using the intergenic region of the ribosomal dna ( igs - rdna ) together with the region between . . . [ show full abstract ]
root knot nematodes are tiny , almost microscopic , wormlike creatures that are very common in soil . they have a wide range of host plants , tomatoes one of the most critically affected , and very widespread distribution . root knot nematodes thrive in very moist conditions in the soil . they require a film of water around the soil before they are able to move , and the eggs cannot hatch without sufficient moisture . unfortunately , the same conditions that allow root knot nematodes to prosper are the same that make most plants flourish . root knot nematodes are parasitic creatures that live off the cells of their host plant . they excrete enzymes that cause plant cells to enlarge , creating galls or lumps ranging from 1mm to 10mm in diameter to develop all over the roots . effects of a root knot nematode infestation include stunting , wilting , yellowing , reduction of flowering , fruit set , and fruit development , and sometimes even plant death .
potting mixes - if peat , sand and other components are obtained from sources free of root - knot nematode and are not contaminated before use , the treatment of potting mixes for nematode control is unnecessary . treatments for damping - off fungi ( e . g . aerated steam at 60°c for 30 minutes ) will also kill nematodes .
meloidogyne incognita ( root - knot nematode ) ; posterior cuticular patterns of females . ( reproduced from orton williams kj , 1973 . cih descriptions of plant - parasitic nematodes . set 2 , no . 18 . wallingford , uk : cab international . )
bhat ok , kaul v , 1994 . influence of soil temperature on the population behaviour of root - knot nematode , meloidogyne incognita in a tomato field . annals of plant protection sciences , 2 ( 1 ) : 28 - 29 ; 6 ref .
accurate diagnosis is crucial to the development of an effective control program . soil samples can be examined for root knot juveniles and other species of nematodes . if root galls are present , the roots and soil may be submitted for analysis . for information on submitting samples to the umass extension diagnostic laboratory for nematode analysis , please see urltoken
one explanation for the suppression in nematode reproduction by one nematode species on another may be attributed to a reduction or alteration of suitable feeding sites on the root . nematode - feeding sites on roots differ between a sedentary endoparasite , such as the root - knot nematode , and a migratory ectoparasite , such as the ring nematode . meloidogyne spp . penetrate at the root tip , establish themselves and feed within the vascular cylinder region for the remainder of their life cycle ( de guiran and ritter , 1979 ) . the ring nematode feeds from individual cortical cells further back on the root for up to eight days and then moves to a new feeding site along the root ( hussey et al . , 1992 ) ; these sites are modified into discrete food cells . apparently , as a result of direct or indirect competition for feeding sites , the more aggressive nematode may influence reproduction of the cohabiting nematode . on soybean and peach , m . incognita suppressed reproduction of pratylenchus brachyurus and m . xenoplax , respectively ( herman et al . , 1988 ; nyczepir et al . , 1993 ) , whereas m . xenoplax suppressed reproduction of m . hapla on grape ( santo and bolander , 1977 ) . our results showed that m . partityla suppressed the reproduction of m . xenoplax in pecan and appears to be the more aggressive nematode specie and competitor in this nematode - nematode host - parasite relationship .
dig up plants from several areas of the field , taking care to retrieve the fine feeder roots , and look carefully for the presence of galls . the number and size of the galls provides an indication of the degree of root - knot nematode infestation .
bridge j , otim - nape w , namaganda j , 1991 . the root - knot nematode , meloidogyne incognita , causing damage to cassava in uganda . afro - asian journal of nematology , 1 ( 1 ) : 116 - 117 ; 7 ref .
moura rmde , regina mdgc , silva - lima stda , costa mbda , ribeiro ars , 2010 . first report of root - knot nematode on yam ' são tomé ' in brazil . nematologia brasileira , 34 ( 3 ) : 178 - 180 . urltoken
young seedlings are the best developmental stage for root - knot nematode inoculation . however , this needs to be balanced with the formation of an adequate root system providing sufficient numbers of root tips as points of entry for the j2s . maintaining optimal plant growth condition is also critical for the screens . avoid over - watering plants specially those grown in pouches . over - watering the pouches , as indicated by standing water in the bottom of the pouch , can promote fungal growth and diminish root health .
if you are growing a crop susceptible to root - knot , check a sample of roots and determine the level of galling approximately 12 months before planting tomatoes . eight months before planting , destroy nematode - infested root systems and plough out the crop immediately after harvest . maintain a weed - free fallow until a cover crop is planted . plant a cover crop that is not susceptible to root - knot nematodes , such as winter cereals or forage sorghum . two months before planting , collect soil samples and either do a bioassay or test the soil for nematodes . if the results of nematode analyses or bioassays , or the previous occurrence of nematode problems , suggest that nematodes are likely to cause damage , either plant a nematode - resistant variety or apply a preplant nematicide .
seedbeds - in crops established from seedlings , transplants must be free of root - knot nematodes . before planting , fumigate all seedbeds with a registered chemical according to label directions .
dabaj kh , jenser g , 1987 . list of plants infected by root - knot nematodes in libya . international nematology network newsletter , 4 ( 3 ) : 28 - 33
ogunfowora ao , 1982 . root - knot nematodes on cowpea and some selected vegetable crops . proceedings of the 3rd research planning conference on root - knot nematodes , meloidogyne spp . , regions iv and v , 16 - 20 november 1981 , ibadan , nigeria . ( international meloidogyne project ) . international institute of tropical agriculture ibadania niger , 72 - 84
pinochet j , 1977 . occurrence and spatial distribution of root - knot nematodes on bananas and plantains in honduras . plant disease reporter , 61 ( 6 ) : 518 - 520
zijlstra cm , uenk bj , van silfhout ch . a reliable , precise method to differentiate species of root - knot nematodes in mixtures on the basis of its - rflps .
moody , e . h . , lownsbery , b . f . and ahmed , j . m . ( 1973 ) — culture of the root - lesion nematode
raveendran v , nadakal am , 1975 . an additional list of plants infected by the root - knot nematode , meloidogyne incognita ( kofoid & white , 1919 ) chitwood , 1949 in kerala . indian journal of nematology , 5 ( 1 ) : 126 - 127
the use of trays and growth pouches enables screening of hundreds to thousands of plants in a small growth space . growth pouches also allow fast and efficient non - destructive evaluation of root - knot nematode infections with no need for washing roots ( figure 4 ) .
root - knot nematodes , ( meloidogyne spp . ) are main pathogens of tomato in india . a survey was undertaken to find out the effect of physico - chemical properties of soil on the incidence and infestation of two root - knot nematode species namely meloidogyne javanica and meloidogyne incognita on tomato growing fields in aligarh . maximum disease frequency ( 87 . 5 % ) was found in shah jamal and mahraval . . . [ show full abstract ]
nwauzor ec , fawole b , 1982 . root - knot nematodes on yams in eastern nigeria . proceedings of the 3rd research planning conference on root - knot nematodes , meloidogyne spp . , regions iv and v , 16 - 20 november 1981 , ibadan , nigeria . ( international meloidogyne project ) . international institute of tropical agriculture ibadania niger , 161 - 167
nematodes–especially root - knot nematodes–cause major losses in vegetable crops in commercial farms , greenhouses , and home gardens in north carolina . root - knot nematodes are microscopic roundworms that can pierce the roots of certain plant species and lay their eggs inside the roots . this gives the roots a “knotty” appearance ( figure 1 and figure 2 ) and results in a wilted or stunted appearance of the whole plant . meloidogyne incognito , the southern root - knot nematode , is most common in north carolina , but other species have been found recently . these pests occur in about two - thirds of the fields used for crops in the state .
raymundo sa , 1985 . cropping systems research and root - knot nematode control . in : sasser jn , carter cc , eds . an advanced treatise on meloidogyne . vol . i . biology and control . raleigh , north carolina state graphics , 277 - 281 .
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glycoprotein characterization of the gelatinous matrix in the root - knot nematode meloidogyne javanica .
journal of nematology , vol . 25 , no . 4 , 1993 , pp . 585 - 9 , urltoken accessed july 9 , 2018 .
jammes f , lecomte p , de almeida - engler j , bitton f , martin - magniette ml , et al . ( 2005 ) genome - wide expression profiling of the host response to root - knot nematode infection in arabidopsis . plant j 44 : 447–458 .
adesiyan so , odihirin ra , 1978 . root knot nematodes as pests of yams ( dioscorea spp . ) in southern nigeria . nematologica , 24 ( 1 ) : 132 - 134
anamika , sobita simon , 2010 . new report on occurrence of root - knot disease in beta vulgaris . current nematology , 21 ( 1 / 2 ) : 71 - 73 .
fademi oa , 1984 . influence of rate and time of carbofuran application to control root - knot nematodes in upland rice . international rice research newsletter , 9 : 22 - 23 .
martinez de ilarduya o , moore ae , kaloshian i . the tomato rme1 locus is required for mi - 1 - mediated resistance to root - knot nematodes and the potato aphid .
nematodes are roundworms that occupy a vast array of ecological niches and have many different lifestyles . of the more than 25 , 000 species of nematodes on earth , only a handful are known to feed on plants in the northeastern us . the species of greatest concern to vegetable growers in the region is the northern root knot nematode ( nrkn ) , meloidogyne hapla . unlike the southern root knot nematode ( m . incognita ) and a few other species found primarily in the southern us , nrkn is capable of surviving the freezing temperatures of northern winters .
) . soyabean ( glycine max ) is another legume severely damaged by root knot nematodes and in brazil yield can be reduced by over 55 % in the presence of m . incognita (
rodriguez - kabana , r . and king , p . s . ( 1980 ) — use of mixtures of urea and blackstrap molasses for control of root - knot nematodes in soil .
vovlas n , simões njo , sasanelli n , santos mcvdos , abrantes imde o , 2004 . host - parasite relationships in tobacco plants infected with a root - knot nematode ( meloidogyne incognita ) population from the azores . phytoparasitica , 32 ( 2 ) : 167 - 173 . urltoken
citation : baldacci - cresp f , chang c , maucourt m , deborde c , hopkins j , lecomte p , et al . ( 2012 ) ( homo ) glutathione deficiency impairs root - knot nematode development in medicago truncatula . plos pathog 8 ( 1 ) : e1002471 . urltoken
- alone = 24 , 302 eggs / gram dry root vs . mx + mp = 11 , 911 eggs / gram dry root ; data not presented in table ) .
khan mw , dabaj kh , 1980 . some preliminary observations on root - knot nematodes of vegetable crops in tripoli region of libyan jamahiriya . libyan journal of agriculture , 9 : 127 - 136
reddy ddr , 1975 . pathogenicity and control of root - knot nematodes ( meloidogyne spp . ) infecting chick pea . mysore journal of agricultural sciences , 9 ( 3 ) : 434 - 439
galls and egg masses of root - knot nematodes on fibrous roots ( left ) . galls on sweetpotato roots are often much smaller and difficult to see ( w . martin , aps ) .
bhattarai kk , xie qg , mantelin s , bishnoi u , girke t , navarre da , kaloshian i . tomato susceptibility to root - knot nematodes requires an intact jasmonic acid signaling pathway .
although many spring - planted vegetables such as beets , carrot , english pea , lettuce , potato , radish , and others are susceptible to root - knot nematode , they can be grown in infested soil and suffer only minor damage because nematodes are inactive at low soil temperatures ( 60°f ) . however , these same vegetables can suffer extensive damage when planted in the late spring , summer , or fall when soil temperatures are more suitable for nematode activity ( 70–85°f ) . other common garden vegetables grown during mid - to late summer , such as tomato , pepper , cucumber , squash , eggplant , and okra also are highly susceptible to root - knot nematode .
the presence of developing nematodes in the root stimulates the surrounding tissues to enlarge and produce the galls typical of infection by this nematode . mature female nematodes then lay hundreds of eggs on the root surface , which hatch in warm , moist soil to continue the life cycle .
ali ss , 1986 . root - knot nematode problem in cardamom and its management . proceedings of the second group discussions on the nematological problems of plantation crops , april 24 - 25 , 1986 . central coffee research station , balehonnur , karnataka , india , pp . 10 - 12 .
the primary damage to yams ( dioscorea species ) by m . incognita is in the reduction in quality and marketability of the tubers due to the extensive surface galling caused by the root knot nematodes (
chen cm , chen p , yao g , 1991 . study on root - knot nematodes on tobacco and their control . sichuan plant protection , no . 1 / 2 , 75 - 78 .
lehman ps , cochran cr , 1991 . how to use vegetable cultivars to control root - knot nematodes in home gardens . nematology circular no . 189 . florida department of agriculture and consumer services .
sirca s , urek g , karssen g , 2003 . occurrence of the root - knot nematodes meloidogyne incognita and m . hapla in slovenia . plant disease , 87 ( 9 ) : 1150 .
root tissue response of two related soybean cultivars to infection by lectin - treated meloidogyne spp .
the formation of these galls damages the water - and nutrient - conducting abilities of the roots . galls can crack or split open , especially on the roots of vegetable plants , allowing the entry of soil - borne , disease - causing microorganisms . root knot nematode galls are true swellings and can’t be rubbed off the roots as can the beneficial , nitrogen - fixing nodules on the roots of legumes . root knot nematodes can feed on the roots of grasses and certain legumes without causing galling .
three to four days before nematode inoculation , extract root - knot nematode eggs from infected tomato roots . before starting egg extraction , wash the work area thoroughly with hot water to avoid contamination . also wash in hot water a blender , two buckets , a wire mesh support , a rubber mallet , three sieves of 425 , 90 and 25 μm aperture , a graduated cylinder and scissors .
several vegetable varieties are resistant to root - knot nematodes and will produce a good crop even in the presence of nematodes . the effectiveness is increased when combined with crop rotation . by alternating root - knot resistant and susceptible vegetables within a given portion of the garden from one year to the next , the overall nematode problem can be reduced by preventing a build - up of high populations . this practice will reduce the risk of serious damage to the susceptible vegetables . table 1 lists vegetable varieties having resistance to the most widespread and prevalent root - knot nematode . many of these varieties , especially the tomatoes , can be purchased at local lawn and garden centers or can be purchased through online retailers . others are more difficult to obtain and may have to be ordered directly from the producer .
figure 2 . healthy onion bulb ( right ) and bulb infested by stem and bulb nematode .
nematode communities and island biogeography theory : inputs from the caribbean islands and indian ocean islands . .
• grow resistant varieties . look for an “n” on the seed packet which indicates nematode resistant .
addition of organic amendments . chicken manure is very effective reducing nematode egg masses by 56 % .
first reported the development of a transgenic plant conferring nematode resistance by expressing dsrna . by targeting two
transcripts from expressed sequence tag ( est ) data for 32 nematode parasites . these efforts identified 31
chen cm , li hy , lii dy , 1986 . the study on root - knot nematodes of common turmeric ( curcuma domestica valet ) . herald of agricultural sciences , 1 : 16 - 22 .
below ground , the symptoms of root - knot nematodes are quite distinctive . lumps or galls ranging in size from 1 to 10 mm in diameter , develop all over the roots . in severe infestations , heavily galled roots may rot away , leaving a poor root system with a few large galls .
crop rotation : rotating onion , carrot , or lettuce with a nonhost crop such as sweet corn and other grain crops , if economically possible , will be effective in controlling the northern root - knot nematode . sudangrass is a nonhost to this nematode and when incorporated as a green manure will further suppress the soil population of this nematode . current crop rotations on organic soils are of limited value as most crops grown , including potatoes , beans , celery , lettuce , onion , and carrot are susceptible .
nematodes are too small to see without a microscope . often you become aware of a nematode problem by finding galled roots on a previous crop . however , you also can use a simple bioassay to detect root knot nematodes in garden soil . melons seeded in pots in moist soil collected from the garden will develop visible galls on the roots in about 3 weeks when pots are kept at about 80ºf if root knot nematodes are present . as a comparison , melons planted in heat - sterilized soil won’t develop galls .
sen k , das gupta mk , 1976 . occurrence of root - knot nematodes ( meloidogyne spp . ) on some plants in sriniketan ( west bengal ) . science and culture , 42 : 112 - 115
galano , c . d . , r . m . gapasin and j . l . lim . 1996 . efficacy of paecilomyces lilacinus isolates for the control of root - knot nematode ( meloidogyne incognita ( kofoid and white ) chitwood ) in sweet potato . annals of tropical research 18 : 4 - 12 .
3 nematode interactions unit , rothamsted research , ltd . , harpenden , herts al5 2jq , united kingdom
“currently , no predators are commercially available for augmentative releases for nematode control in vegetable production systems . ”
crop rotation . non - host crops or resistant crops can be planted when nematode population is high .
nematodes , nematodes , nematodes ! considering the nematode family constitutes one of the most abundant animal life on this planet , it should come to no surprise that nematode infestations are common . for fighting root knot nematodes with beneficial nematodes , the best time to apply the beneficials would be about 10 - 14 days before transplanting anything into the soil . many of the recommendations for chemical nematode control involve organophosphates or carbamates ( both effect nerve impulse transmission ) and specialized equipment . i would recommend utilizing an integrates pest management approach instead of chemicals . utilizing host plants which do not support nematode life , crop rotation , and choosing nematode resistant varieties are all steps you can take to rid yourself of those buggers once and for all .
) . in north america , losses to tobacco from root knot nematodes , mainly m . incognita , have been estimated to range from 1 % to 14 % annually in areas where control measures are the norm (
esfahani mn , ahmadi a , 2010 . field observations on the reaction of medicinal plants to root - knot nematodes in isfahan , iran . international journal of nematology , 20 ( 1 ) : 107 - 112 .
freire fdas co , ponte jjda , 1976 . root - knot nematodes , meloidogyne spp . , associated with plant parasitism in the state of bahia ( brazil ) . boletim cearense de agronomia , 17 : 47 - 55
only few populations of other nematode species from argentina have been characterized in detail ( doucet , 1989 ; lax and doucet , 2001 ; vovlas et al . , 2007 ) and no studies on root - knot nematodes from this country have been undertaken , which constitutes a disadvantage for agricultural management and for understanding meloidogyne species variability around the world . the goals of this study are : i ) to characterize a population of root - knot nematodes from a production zone in tupungato ( mendoza , argentina ) ; ii ) to contribute to the understanding of the species variability using morphological , morphometric , biochemical , molecular , and reproductive traits as well as host range ; and iii ) to provide data on the identification of root - knot nematodes infecting tomato cultivars from argentina .
above - ground symptoms exhibited by sweetpotato plants due to root - knot nematode include poor shoot growth , leaf chlorosis and stunting . galling of rootlets and severe cracking of storage roots on some varieties or formation of small bumps or blisters on other varieties are important below - ground symptoms in sweetpotato . there may also be brown to black spots in the outer layers of flesh which are not evident unless the storage root is peeled .
drain the pouches and evaluate the root systems by counting the egg masses under an illuminated desk magnifier .
with both assays further evaluation of nematode infection and calculation of the number of eggs / root system and eggs / gram of fresh root can be performed . for the tomato assays , individual roots are weighed and eggs extracted as described for inoculum preparation ( section 3 ) . when processing large number of plant samples , individual root systems could be macerated using a blender for egg extraction . the number of eggs should be counted in at least three aliquots and the eggs / gram of fresh root system calculated . for the pouch assays , the root system is pulled off the paper insert , weighed , and eggs extracted .
colombo a , cataldi s , marano g , genna g , 2008 . soil solarization and phenamiphos to control the root - knot nematode meloidogyne incognita in sicily . redia [ ix congress of the italian society of nematology ( sin ) , florence , italy , 22 - 24 november 2007 . ] , 91 : 97 - 102 .
assess the population level and damage potential based on soil sampling or the history of injury in previous crops . because root knot nematodes feed and multiply on many weed species , weed control is an important aspect of their management .
shen bk , sun sy , dai ys , 1990 . studies on root - knot nematodes of trees , ornamental plants , and forest weeds . journal of nanjing forestry university , 14 ( 3 ) : 37 - 42 .
tzortzakakis ea , conceição ilpmda , santos mcvdos , abrantes imde o , 2011 . root - knot nematodes ( meloidogyne spp . ) in greece . hellenic plant protection journal , 4 ( 1 ) : 25 - 30 . urltoken
mcsorley , r . , dickson , d . w . , de brito , j . a . 1994 . host status of selected tropical rotation crops to four populations of root - knot nematodes . nematropica 24 : 45–53 .
growing a crop on which the nematode pest can’t reproduce is a good way to control some nematodes . for example , the sugarbeet cyst nematode attacks only a limited number of crops including cole crops ( broccoli , brussels sprouts , cabbage , and cauliflower ) and related crops and weeds . growing nonsusceptible crops for 3 to 5 years reduces the sugarbeet cyst nematode population to a level where you can grow susceptible crops again . unfortunately , rotation isn’t as easy for controlling root knot nematodes , because so many vegetable crops and weeds are hosts of the pest .
you will need to repeat fallowing when you begin to see root injury again , as nematodes can build up to damaging levels even in a single season . a good way to conduct a fallowing program is to split the garden into thirds and fallow one - third every year or two on a rotating basis . if you intend to grow woody plants in a nematode - infested area , consider fallowing the soil for 4 years before planting . table 4 gives an example of a rotation / fallowing plan that would be useful for root knot nematode control .
unfortunately , not all nematodes are recovered with the extraction methods currently available and this applies particularly to nematodes in the egg stage . when relatively small samples are processed , some nematodes may be missed when population levels are low . the absence of root - knot nematode in these extractions does not necessarily mean that the nematode is not present in the field . in this case , use information about the soil texture , previous cropping history and previous occurrence of nematode damage to decide whether the negative result is accepted or whether the block should be re - sampled .
mullin ba , abawi gs , pastor - corrales ma , kornegay jl , 1991 . root - knot nematodes associated with beans in colombia and peru and related yield loss . plant disease , 75 ( 12 ) : 1208 - 1211
ponte jjda , 1968 . contributions to the knowledge of the host plants and control of root - knot nematodes , meloidogyne spp . , in the state of ceara . boletim da sociedade cearense de agronomia , 9 : 1 - 26
caillaud mc , dubreuil g , quentin m , perfus - barbeoch l , lecomte p , et al . ( 2008 ) root - knot nematodes manipulate plant cell functions during a compatible interaction . j plant physiol 165 : 104–113 .
often , the most damaging nematodes in the southeastern united states and the tropics are root - knot nematodes ( meloidogyne spp . ) . these nematodes are pests of nearly all major crops and are therefore widespread . damage can be directly observed by examining the roots , because root - knot nematodes produce galls or knot - like swellings along the plant roots ( figure 4 ) . these galls cannot not be easily removed because they are part of the plant root tissue . in contrast , nodules caused by beneficial nitrogen fixing bacteria can be easily removed . another method to distinguish nematode galls from nodules is to slice them in half and expose to air , which will cause nitrogen - fixing nodules to appear pink or red if the bacterial colony is active , or green or brown if the colony is inactive .
the cycle of development of nematodes begins with the egg where the development of the first larval phase is completed . after molting , a second age larva with a well - developed stylet leaves the egg . the nematode can infest the plant root system only at this phase . larvae from soil penetrate the root tissue growth area directly in front of the root cap . to penetrate the root , the larvae pierce a cell with the stylet and secrete the enzymes that cause cell wall degradation . these enzymes are produced in the esophageal glands (
root - knot nematodes ( meloidogyne spp . ) have gained importance due to their widespread distribution , their host range and damage potential ( hussey & janssen , 2002 ) . a recent survey on root - knot nematodes in europe by wesemael et al . ( 2011 ) showed that out of the 90 species described so far , 23 have been found in europe . furthermore , this survey showed that three species , namely meloidogyne . . . [ show full abstract ]
potential role of aqueous extract of some weeds against egg hatching and juvenile mortality of root - . . .


paracrocidura is a genus of shrews .

they are mammals in the family soricidae .

the vernacular name large-headed shrews is sometimes collectively applied to the genus , but has also been applied to the species crocidura grandiceps .

the genus contains the following species : grauer 's large-headed shrew ( paracrocidura graueri ) greater large-headed shrew ( paracrocidura maxima ) lesser large-headed shrew ( paracrocidura schoutedeni )

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revised by hutterer ( 1986 c ) . a study of 16s rrna sequences placed paracrocidura in one clade with crocidura ( querouil et al . , 2001 ) . however , unique external and cranial features distinguish the species of paracrocidura from all other genera .
comments : revised by hutterer ( 1986c ) . a study of 16s rrna sequences placed paracrocidura in one clade with crocidura ( querouil et al . , 2001 ) . however , unique external and cranial features distinguish the species of paracrocidura from all other genera
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justification : listed as least concern in view of its wide distribution , presumed large population , it occurs in a number of protected areas , and because it is unlikely to be declining fast enough to qualify for listing in a more threatened category .
this central african species is largely limited to the congo basin . it has been recorded from southern cameroon , gabon , congo , the democratic republic of the congo , and central african republic . records south of the congo river are isolated populations in gallery forest . it has not been recorded to the east of the oubange river .
the natural history of this species is not well known . it appears to have only been recorded from lowland tropical moist forest .
there are no major threats to this species as a whole . it is presumably locally threatened in parts of its range by general habitat loss and degradation .
this species has been recorded from korup national park in cameroon , and is presumably present in several additional protected areas .
this errata assessment has been created because the map was accidentally left out of the version published previously .
( errata version published in 2017 ) . the iucn red list of threatened species 2016 : e . t41383a115182800 .
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amori , g . ( small nonvolant mammal red list authority ) & cox , n . ( global mammal assessment team )
justification : listed as near threatened because its extent of occurrence is probably not much greater than 20 , 000 km² , and the extent and quality of its habitat are probably declining , thus making the species close to qualifying for vulnerable under criterion b1 .
this central african species has been recorded from the albertine rift region of democratic republic of the congo , rwanda , burundi and uganda . it has an elevational range of between 850 and 2 , 680 m asl .
many of the records of this species are from montane tropical moist forest , including both primary and secondary forest . it has been recorded from areas of montane swamp at 2 , 200 m asl in burundi , and from patches of mixed forest and bamboo habitat in other parts of its range .
there has already been considerable habitat loss within the lower elevations of this species range . presumably this is largely the result of logging operations , and the general conversion of land to agricultural use . habitat loss at kibira , burundi , seems to have been quite severe in recent years with approximately 25 % of forest now cleared or degraded ( julian kerbis pers . comm . ) .
kasangaki et al . ( 2003 ) recorded the species from the bwindi impenetrable national park in southwestern uganda . it is also knonw from the ruwenzori national park in uganda , and kibira national park in burundi . there is a need to prevent further loss of suitable habitat within the range of this species . additional studies are needed into the species distribution and population status .
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the short-billed canastero ( asthenes baeri ) is a species of bird in the furnariidae family .

it is found in argentina , bolivia , brazil , paraguay , and uruguay .

its natural habitat is subtropical or tropical dry shrubland .

three subspecies are recognized : a. b. chacoensis brodkorb , 1938 - bolivia and paraguay a. b. baeri ( berlepsch , 1906 ) - argentina , bolivia , brazil , paraguay , and uruguay a. b. neiffi ( contreras , 1980 ) - argentina

short - billed canastero

remsen , j . v . , jr ( 2018 ) . short - billed canastero ( asthenes baeri ) . in : del hoyo , j . , elliott , a . , sargatal , j . , christie , d . a . & de juana , e . ( eds . ) . handbook of the birds of the world alive . lynx edicions , barcelona . ( retrieved from urltoken on 9 july 2018 ) .
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justification : this species has an extremely large range , and hence does not approach the thresholds for vulnerable under the range size criterion ( extent of occurrence < 20 , 000 km2 combined with a declining or fluctuating range size , habitat extent / quality , or population size and a small number of locations or severe fragmentation ) . despite the fact that the population trend appears to be decreasing , the decline is not believed to be sufficiently rapid to approach the thresholds for vulnerable under the population trend criterion ( > 30 % decline over ten years or three generations ) . the population size has not been quantified , but it is not believed to approach the thresholds for vulnerable under the population size criterion ( < 10 , 000 mature individuals with a continuing decline estimated to be > 10 % in ten years or three generations , or with a specified population structure ) . for these reasons the species is evaluated as least concern .
the global population size has not been quantified , but this species is described as ' fairly common ' ( stotz et al . ( 1996 ) . trend justification : this population is suspected to be in decline owing to ongoing habitat degradation ( del hoyo et al . 2003 ) .
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this species has an extremely large range , and hence does not approach the thresholds for vulnerable under the range size criterion ( extent of occurrence < 20 , 000 km2 combined with a declining or fluctuating range size , habitat extent / quality , or population size and a small number of locations or severe fragmentation ) . despite the fact that the population trend appears to be decreasing , the decline is not believed to be sufficiently rapid to approach the thresholds for vulnerable under the population trend criterion ( > 30 % decline over ten years or three generations ) . the population size has not been quantified , but it is not believed to approach the thresholds for vulnerable under the population size criterion ( < 10 , 000 mature individuals with a continuing decline estimated to be > 10 % in ten years or three generations , or with a specified population structure ) . for these reasons the species is evaluated as least concern .
recommended citation birdlife international ( 2018 ) species factsheet : asthenes baeri . downloaded from urltoken on 09 / 07 / 2018 . recommended citation for factsheets for more than one species : birdlife international ( 2018 ) iucn red list for birds . downloaded from urltoken on 09 / 07 / 2018 .
voice , nest structure , plumage and tail morphology all indicate that this species is part of a group formed by a . dorbignyi and a . berlepschi . races chacoensis and neiffi perhaps no more than extremes in clinal variation , and species may be better treated as monotypic ; reassessment needed . three subspecies tentatively recognized .
brodkorb , 1938 – extreme sc bolivia ( sc santa cruz ) and nw paraguay .
( berlepsch , 1906 ) – s bolivia ( e tarija ) , w paraguay , n & c argentina ( salta , w formosa and w corrientes s to e mendoza , la pampa , ne río negro and s buenos aires ) , extreme se brazil ( sw rio grande do sul ) and w uruguay .
( contreras , 1980 ) – w argentina ( nw & c mendoza , w córdoba , n & c san luis ) .
song a few introductory notes followed by long , fast trill of mechanical , dry notes ; terminal trill . . .
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season during austral spring - summer ; eggs in oct–jan and nestlings in oct . presumably monogamous . nest an oval mass c . 24–35 × . . .
not globally threatened . uncommon to fairly common . occurs in several protected areas . habitat occupied by this species is subject to at least moderate disturbance and . . .
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upiga is a genus of moths of the crambidae family .

the genus has also been placed in the family pyralidae .

it contains only one species , upiga virescens , the senita moth , which is found in north america , where it has been recorded from arizona and california .

senita cactus flowers are pollinated nearly exclusively senita moth adults .

the larvae feed on lophocereus schottii .

they bore into the top of developing fruit , where they consume seeds and fruit tissue .

upiga

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dentifovea fulvifascialis is a species of moth in the crambidae family .

it is found in greece , lebanon , israel and india .

the larvae feed heliotropium rotundfolium and probably other heliotropium species .

they mine the leaves of their host plant .

the mine has the form of a full depth blotch , usually starting at the tip of the leaf .

pupation takes place within the mine .

larvae can be found in may .

dentifovea fulvifascialis

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