Claim · model-written summary
Meloidogyne nematodes occurred in 82 cultivated and wild plant species belonging to 24 families.
- Taxon
- Meloidogyne
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Meloidogynee0 - Interactor
- cultivated and wild plantse0host
- Outcome
- species of cultivated and wild plantse0
- Value
- 82 speciese0
- Qualifier
- 24 familiese0
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Verbatim
e0“Nematodes of the genus Meloidogyne were found in 82 species of cultivated and wild plants belonging to 24 families”
Title
Distribution of root-knot nematodes on agricultural plants, harm and their host plants
Shoira Saidova; Holisa Eshova; Guzal Mirzaliyeva; et al. Bulletin of National University of Uzbekistan Mathematics and Natural Sciences 2020. doi:10.56017/2181-1318.1116
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- Observation Five named root nematode species were found in cultivated and wild plants and reported as common and damaging in vegetables and melons.
- Observation M.javanica occurred in roots of the listed crop hosts, with plant infection foci of 20-60 %.
- Observation M.javanica root-system damage in the listed crop hosts was 4-5 points.
- Observation M. arenaria damage to cucumber, pumpkin, tomato and potato was 20-60 %.
- Observation M. arenaria root-system damage in cucumber, pumpkin, tomato and potato was 4-5 points.
- Observation M. arenaria damage to sunflower, radish and dill was 20-35 %.
- Observation M. arenaria root-system damage in sunflower, radish and dill was 1.0-2.8 points.
- Observation M. arenaria damage to clover and onions was 15-20 %.
- Observation M. incognita damage to the listed vegetable hosts was 30-45 %.
- Observation M. incognita root-system damage to the listed vegetable hosts was 3-5 points.
- Observation An additional nematode damage report for tomato, cucumber, watermelon, melon and beans gives 50-80 %, without an unambiguous species attribution.
- Observation The additional nematode report gives root-system damage of 3-4 points for tomato, cucumber, watermelon, melon and beans.
- Observation Corn, clover and wheat were reported as not damaged by nematodes.
- Observation M. hapla damage in sunflower, radish and tomato was 3-4 points.
- Observation M. hapla damage to roots of clover and peanuts was 1 point.
- Observation Meloidogyne host records included 31 species of agricultural plants.
- Observation Meloidogyne host records included 51 species of wild plants.
- Observation Thirty-one plant species were newly recorded as root nematode hosts in Uzbekistan.
- Recommendation Preventive and agrotechnical measures were developed and recommended to combat prevalent, damaging Meloidogyne parasites in agricultural crops.