Reproduction of Three Root-Knot Nematodes on Winter Small Grain Crops

Invasion, development, and reproduction of 3 Meloidogyne species on oat cultivar Tachiibuki, a nematode-suppressive fall crop

“…Our results also confirmed that there are differences in susceptibility to M. incognita in oat cultivars (Pedersen and Rodríguez-Kábana, 1987;Opperman, 1988;Ibrahim et al, 1993). Invasion rates of M. incognita J2 nematodes were lower on Tachiibuki than on garden balsam in all the 3 populations examined.…”

“…Previous studies have found that reproduction rates of M. arenaria are different on different oat cultivars (Opperman, 1988;Ibrahim et al, 1993). For the M. arenaria Kikuyo population, significant differences in reproduction and root invasion rates were observed between the 2 oat cultivars tested (Tables 3 and 5).…”

Suppression of root-knot nematode damage to succeeding sweet potato by summer-sown cultivation of an oat variety, "Tachiibuki"

“…Host status for M. incognita varies among oat varieties (Opperman et al, 1988;Pedersen and Rodríguez-Kábana, 1987). Ibrahim et al (1993) showed no reproduction of M. incognita on oat cultivar Coker 716 and no reproduction of M. arenaria on Florida 502 .…”

Improving the use of rye (Secale cereale) for nematode management: potential to select cultivars based on Meloidogyne incognita host status and benzoxazinoid content

“…The majority of previous rye-M. incognita host tests were conducted on cv. Wrens Abruzzi (Opperman et al, 1988;Johnson & Motsinger, 1989;Ibrahim et al, 1993). Results with this cultivar have been variable.…”

“…Wrens Abruzzi was a good host for M. incognita in one of the previous studies (Ibrahim et al, 1993), it was a poor host for three Meloidogyne spp., as was the wheat cv. Florida 301, when both were grown in field microplots (Opperman et al, 1988). However, when cv.…”