Claim · model-written summary
The same four nematode genera occurred on orange in winter at different frequencies.
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Verbatim
e0“As for winter months, the same four previous genera were recorded, but at different frequencies of occurrence %.”
t0“Fruit trees”
Title
Sweelam, Mohamed Elameen Mohamed; Abokorah, M.; Elsebaay, Waffae Egyptian Journal of Agronematology 2022. doi:10.21608/ejaj.2022.218676
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- Observation Four nematode taxa were associated with orange trees in summer.
- Observation Citrus nematode was most common at 51% of parasitic nematodes on orange.
- Observation Pratylenchus spp. comprised 33.8% of nematodes on orange.
- Observation Xiphinema americanum had the lowest frequency on orange, 0.1%.
- Observation Mango soil contained Meloidogyne, Pratylenchus and Criconemoides.
- Observation Meloidogyne spp. had the highest summer frequency on mango, 45.8%.
- Observation Pratylenchus spp. comprised 39.7% on mango.
- Observation Criconemoides spp. had the lowest incidence on mango, 14.6%.
- Observation The same three mango nematode genera occurred in winter at different proportions.
- Observation Four nematode taxa were recorded in grape soil.
- Observation Three nematode taxa were recorded in peach soil.
- Observation Meloidogyne spp. had the highest summer occurrence on peach, 54.9%.
- Observation Criconemoides spp. comprised 38.6% on peach.
- Observation Dagger nematode had the lowest peach percentage, 6.5%.
- Observation The same three peach nematode genera occurred in winter at different proportions.