Claim · model-written summary
Pasteuria group members occurred in all four citrus orchards.
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e0“Members of the Pasteuria group were present in the four citrus orchards”
Title
Seasonality of Tylenchulus semipenetrans Cobb and Pasteuria sp. in Citrus Orchards in Spain.
F J Sorribas; S Verdejo-Lucas; J B Forner; et al. PubMed 2000
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- Observation Soil nematode densities peaked annually in April or July depending on orchard and year.
- Observation Numbers of females per gram of root increased once or twice annually.
- Observation Egg density per gram of root was maximal in April at Xalamera and Ca rcer.
- Observation The other two orchards had no recognizable egg-density peak.
- Association Soil nematode numbers, females per gram of root and eggs per gram of root correlated with temperature or rainfall at orchard-dependent lags.
- Association Eggs per female correlated with temperature or rainfall at orchard-dependent lags.
- Association Soil nematodes were positively related to bacterial parasitism at Amposta, with r squared of 0.75.