Titlebook: Cyst Nematodes; F. Lamberti,C. E. Taylor Book 1986 Plenum Press, New York 1986 biology.phylogeny.plant.plant pathogens.soil.taxonomy

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978-1-4612-9318-7Plenum Press, New York 1986

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Flat-Feet

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Carolyn Algire,Dasa Medrikova,Stephan Herzig in countries in Northwest Europe, and is found in Canada, North Africa, India and Australia. Control is possible by use of resistant cultivars, but different pathotypes are found, and the resistance of a cultivar must correspond to the pathotype of the nematode.

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Sahohime Matsumoto,Ichiro ManabeThe sugar beet cyst nematode, . Schmidt, has been known for more than 100 years as a severe pest of sugar beet in Germany. In 1881 Kühn demonstrated that the nematode was the cause of the so called “Rübenmüdigkeit” in the Magdeburg region of Germany. It is now known from almost every country that has had a long tradition of sugar beet production.

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Taxonomy and Phylogeny of Cyst Nematodes,the cyst nematodes and their relatives are the most highly adapted. They are also probably the only large group of plant-feeding nematodes for which sufficient information has been accrued to permit rigorous phylogenitic or phenetic analyses and development of hypotheses describing how the nematode-