Plant parasitic nematodes intercepted from imported ornamental plants
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S. LATHA, D.V.N. BABU, N. SATHYANARAYANA O.R. REDDY and RENU SHARMA
Plant Quarantine Station, No. 6, Clive Battery, Chennai 600 001
Keywords:
Nematodes, ornamental plantsAbstract
The process and results of screening plant material for plant parasitic nematodes at the Plant Quarantine Station, Chennai, Tamil Nadu, India, are described. A total of 17 nematode spp., most of which are of economic importance, were intercepted onornamental plants during 1990-96. The significance of these species in terms of their pest status elsewhere in the world on crops important to India is discussed.
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