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Aphelenchoides composticola had prominence value 5.70.
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e0“of Madhya Pradesh state was conducted to record the plant parasitic and other beneficial soil nematodes associated with various vegetable, cereal, oil-seed, pulse, fruit, medicinal and cash crops”
e4“The highest prominence value was recorded for A. avenae (10.55), followed by dorylaimids (6.36) and A. composticola (5.70)”
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Kabindra Singh Rathour; Jola Dubey; Sudershan Ganguly Indian Journal Of Nematology 2010
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- Observation Nematode communities comprised 39 genera of plant parasitic nematodes.
- Observation Nematode communities comprised 9 genera of beneficial soil nematodes.
- Observation Aphelenchus avenae was the most frequently occurring beneficial nematode, with absolute frequency 17.30.
- Observation Rhabditids had absolute frequency 11.53, following Aphelenchus avenae.
- Observation Aphelenchoides composticola had the maximum density, 123 per 100 g soil.
- Observation Aphelenchus avenae had density 107 per 100 g soil, following Aphelenchoides composticola.
- Observation Aphelenchus avenae had the highest prominence value, 10.55.
- Observation Dorylaimids had prominence value 6.36.
- Observation Meloidogyne incognita was the most frequently occurring plant parasitic nematode, with absolute frequency 50.
- Observation Rotylenchulus reniformis had absolute frequency 40.38.
- Observation Helicotylenchus dihystera had absolute frequency 23.
- Observation Rotylenchulus reniformis had the maximum absolute density, 205 individuals per 100 g soil.
- Observation Helicotylenchus dihystera had absolute density 121 individuals per 100 g soil.
- Observation Tylenchorhynchus indicus had absolute density 110 individuals per 100 g soil.
- Observation Meloidogyne incognita had the highest prominence value, 17.12.
- Observation Helicotylenchus dihystera had prominence value 13.78.
- Observation Hoplolaimus indicus had prominence value 11.20.
- Observation Nemic diversity in Madhya Pradesh was documented as distribution maps for endoparasitic, ectoparasitic and beneficial nematodes.
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