Claim · model-written summary
Rotylenchus boocki differs from R. brachyurus by a greater distance between the dorsal gland duct opening in the esophageal canal and the stylet knobs.
- Taxon
- R. boockie0
- Outcome
- maior distância entre o orificio onde vem se abrir, no canal do esofago, o conduto da glandula dorsal e os bulbos do estiletee1
- Comparator
- R. brachyurus Steiner, 1938e0
Not reportedDirection
Verbatim
e0“R. boocki e um Rotylenchus muito proximo de R. brachyurus Steiner, 1938”
e1“pela maior distância entre o orificio onde vem se abrir, no canal do esofago, o conduto da glandula dorsal e os bulbos do estilete”
Title
LUIZ GONZAGA E. Lordello Nematologica 1957. doi:10.1163/187529257x00338
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- Observation Meloidogyne inornata appears to be the most harmful of the three nematode species on red anthurium.
- Observation Parasitized red anthurium plants showed poor development, did not flower and produced small, abnormal leaves.
- Observation Infested red anthurium roots showed small galls, generalized necrosis and detachment of the cortex.
- Observation Rotylenchus boocki is described as a new species.
- Observation Rotylenchus boocki differs from R. brachyurus by a shorter esophagus (b = 7.0-7.6 versus b = 5.6-6.4).
- Observation In the tail region of Rotylenchus boocki, striae join the phasmid limits to the ventral incisures of the lateral fields; these striae are absent in R. brachyurus.