• Feb 4, 2026 plant parasitic nematodes in temperate agriculture . Sampling should be representative, involving: Soil samples from multiple locations within a field Root samples, especially from symptomatic plants Sampling at different depths, typically 15-20 cm Samples should be processed promptly to prevent nematode mortality. Laboratory Identification Method By Lucio Brakus-Pagac
• Sep 6, 2025 plant parasitic nematodes in subtropical and tropi ra and Globodera spp.) Overview: Form protective cysts that contain eggs, enabling long-term survival. Impact: Significant in crops like soybeans, peanuts, and potatoes. Distribution: Particularly problematic in tropical soils with By Elvera Hammes
• Dec 26, 2025 plant parasitic nematodes in subtropical and trop te detection is vital for effective management. Nematode identification involves: Sampling Techniques Collect soil and root samples from multiple locations within the field. Ensure samples are representativ By Dianne Weimann
• Jul 12, 2026 cyst nematodes laimus, and others—less common but notable in specific contexts The Impact of Cyst Nematodes on Agriculture Cyst nematodes are notorious for their economic significance due to their capacity to cause: By Amparo Wisozk PhD
