A nematological survey was conducted for free and plant nematodes affecting economically important vegetable crops grown in Bhaktapur and Kavre, hilly districts of Nepal with altitudes ranging between 1315m to 1500m which revealed various plant parasitic nematodes along with four species of predatory nematodes belonging to the order Mononchida. These species were Mononchus aquaticus Coetzee, 1968, Iotonchus indicus Jairajpuri 1969, Mylonchulus contractus Jairajpuri, 1970 and Parahandronchus shakili (Jairajpuri, 1969) Mulvey, 1978. The measurements, descriptions, remarks and illustrations along with habitat and locality of these predatory nematodes are provided. These species are the first report from Nepal
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An extensive survey of the nemic fauna associated with 7 cereals, 14 vegetables, 16 fruits and 13 ot...
Large cardamom (Amomum subulatum Roxb.), is a major cash crop grown in Sikkim Himalaya region. The c...
Mononchids are predatory soil nematodes of ecological and agricultural importance. Our morphological...
Plants harbor many trophic groups of nematodes in them. The plant production is also determined by t...
Four new nematode species of the order Mononchida are described from the tropics. Mononchus syrmatus...
Ten species of the superfamily Mononchoidea from fourteen populations collected during a survey of t...
A nematological survey was carried out in the year 2014 from vegetable crops of Dhading district; a ...
A total of 211 soil samples were collected in different crop fields from 10 districts. Out of 211 sa...
The distribution of nematodes was studied in rice fields in Guilan province, Iran, from 2014 to 2016...
The riparian zones represent habitats of high and specific biodiversity; however, historically they ...
Monochids are predatory nematodes that can be found in various ecosystems. In this study, we analyze...
Three new and a rare species of Mononchida from Ecuador are described, namely Prionchulus grazynae s...
Two species of the genus Miconchus, viz. M. dahousiensis and M. baeticus, were recorded for the firs...
In soil, moss and freshwater habitats of tropical forests in Costa Rica, 20 mononch species were fou...
Maize (Zea mays L.) is one of Pakistan’s essential staple food crops. Plant-parasitic nematodes (PPN...
An extensive survey of the nemic fauna associated with 7 cereals, 14 vegetables, 16 fruits and 13 ot...
Large cardamom (Amomum subulatum Roxb.), is a major cash crop grown in Sikkim Himalaya region. The c...
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