Revision of the Hoplolaiminae (Nematoda) VI. Helicotylenchus Steiner, 1945 1 )

Шер, С. А.

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“…Tür: H. digonicus Perry, in Perry, Darling and Thorne, 1959 Sinonim: H. broadbalkiensis Yuen, 1964 Morfometrik ölçümler: Konukçuları ve yayılışı: H. digonicus, Dünya'da Kanada, Etalya, Sicilya, Polonya, Rusya, Amerika Birleşik Devletlerin'de tespit edilmiştir (Sher, 1966;Thorne & Malek, 1968). Türkiye'de de İstanbul'da da çayırlardan, sarımsak, süs bitkisi, sebze, kenevir, mantar, soğan, çim, domates, gül, nohut, fasülye, mercimek, börülce, çay, kesme çiçek, çilek, erik, zeytin, şeftali, ayçiçeği, yer fıstığı, elma ve haşhaş bitkilerinde bulunduğu bildirilmiştir.…”

Section: Cins: Helicotylenchus Steiner 1945unclassified

“…(Cobb, 1893;Shahina & Maqbool, 1992;Knox et al, 2006). Türkiye'de ise İzmir, Eskişehir, Mersin, Ordu, Diyarbakır, Marmara Bölgesi ve Kocaeli'nde tespit edilmiştir (Borazancı, 1977;Ediz & Enneli, 1978;Kepenekci & Öztürk, 1999;İmren, 2007;Tan, 2005;Erkol, 2009 ,792;a: 20,7;b: 4,[3][4][5][6][7][8]1;b': 3,2;c: 32,7;c': 1,6;Stylet (µm) (Sher, 1966;Bert et al, 2003). Türkiye'de ise Eskişehir, İzmir, İstanbul, Kocaeli, Bursa, Mersin, Adana, Ankara, Şanlıurfa, Burdur illerinde tespit edilmiştir (Borazancı, 1977;Ediz & Enneli, 1978;Ağdacı et al, 1990;Elekcioğlu et al, 1994;Elekcioğlu, 1995;Kepenekci, 1999;Kepenekci & Ökten, 2003;Evlice & Kepenekci, 2006;.…”

Section: Cins: Helicotylenchus Steiner 1945unclassified

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Adana ilinde önemli kültür bitkilerinde bulunan bitki paraziti nematod türleri

Kasapoglu¹,

İmren²,

Elekcioğlu³

2014

Turkish Journal of Entomology

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Section: Cins: Helicotylenchus Steiner 1945unclassified

Adana ilinde önemli kültür bitkilerinde bulunan bitki paraziti nematod türleri

Kasapoglu¹,

İmren²,

Elekcioğlu³

2014

Turkish Journal of Entomology

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“…On each floor the number of nematodes per 100 g of roots and soil were recorded; on the other hand, a nematode ml fixed with TAF (4: 1) and the rapid method Seinhorst (1959) glycerol dehydrated according Mcsorley (2003), for mounting and making identification to species. For the latter we used taxonomic keys by Thorne (1961), Sher (1966), Taylor (1968), Siddiqi (1970), Roman (1978, Loof (1979), Eisenbak et al (1981), Luc (1990), Mai and Lyon (1996), Siddiqi (2001), Agrios (2005), Perry and Moens (2006), Castillo andVovlas 2008 andPerry et al (2009).…”

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“…En cada planta se registró el número de nemátodos en 100 g de raíces y suelo; por otro lado, un ml con nemátodos se fijaron con TAF (4:1) y se deshidrataron en glicerina por el método rápido de Seinhorst (1959) según Mcsorley (2003), para montarlos y hacer la identificación hasta especie. Para esto último se utilizaron las claves taxonómicas de Thorne (1961), Sher (1966), Taylor (1968), Siddiqi (1970), Román (1978), Loof (1979), Eisenbak et al (1981), Luc (1990), Mai and Lyon (1996), Siddiqi (2001) Para el desarrollo del muestreo sistemático, éste se efectuó en el periodo de diciembre de 2012 a octubre de 2013 en las dos localidades en estudio (Bahía de Kino y Puerto Peñasco, Sonora); se seleccionaron cinco puntos de muestreo entre las dos áreas, para observar las fluctuaciones de la población a través del año. Los muestreos se llevaron a cabo con una periodicidad de dos meses.…”

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Identificación y dinámica poblacional de nemátodos fitoparásitos asociados a la halófita Salicornia bigelovii (Torr.) en el noroeste de México

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Holguín-Peña²,

Rangel

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Remexca

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ResumenEstudios relacionados con la caracterización de nemátodos fitoparásitos de la halófita Salicornia bigelovii (Torr.) en el noroeste de México, son nulos, lo que motivó esta investigación al aislamiento y caracterización de nemátodos asociados a Salicornia. Se desarrollaron dos muestreos sistemáticos en diez localidades de dos áreas (Puerto Peñasco y Bahía de Kino, Sonora), donde se desarrolla en forma natural la halófita en estudio; los muestreos se hicieron con una periodicidad de dos meses durante 11 meses que corresponde a la fenología de la planta. Se consideró una profundidad de muestreo en niveles de 0-50 y 50-100 cm para estudiar la población de nemátodos. Las muestras colectadas se procesaron al homogenizar la muestra y tomándose submuestras de 500 g; las submuestras fueron procesadas mediante un tamizado y centrifugación; se colectaron alícuotas para su cuantificación e identificación. Se colectaron e identificaron ocho géneros de nemátodos fitoparásitos; entre ellos los más abundantes fueron Tylenchus, Helicotylenchus, Merlinius y Criconematidos. Sus poblaciones variaron en relación con el ecotipo, tipo de terreno, profundidad del suelo y época del año.Palabras clave: enfermedad, halófita, plagas, zonas áridas. AbstractRelated to the characterization of plant parasitic nematodes halófita Salicornia bigelovii (Torr.) In northwestern Mexico, studies are zero, which motivated this research to the isolation and characterization of nematodes associated with Salicornia. Two systematically sampled in ten locations in two areas (Puerto Peñasco and Bahía de Kino, Sonora), which develops naturally in the halophyte study was developed; samplings were made at intervals of two months for 11 months corresponding to the phenology of the plant. Sampling depth levels of 0-50 and 50-100 cm was considered to study the nematode population. The collected samples were processed to homogenize the sample and taking subsamples of 500 g; subsamples were processed by sieving and centrifugation; aliquots for fication and identification were collected. Were collected and identified eight genera of plant parasitic nematodes; including the most abundant were Tylenchus, Helicotylenchus, Merlinius and Criconematidos. Their populations varied in relation to the ecotype, soil type, soil depth and season.

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“…Unless indicated otherwise, all measurements are expressed in micrometers (μm). Nematode species detected were compared with published original morphological and morphometric descriptions and redescriptions of the species under study (Brzeski, 1991a(Brzeski, , 1991bFortuner, 1977;Geraert, 1971;Hooper, 1974;Kheiri, 1972;Krall, 1990;Loof, 1978Loof, , 1991Sher, 1966;Siddiqi, 1970;Thorne, 1941;Thorne and Malek, 1968;Townshend and Anderson, 1976).…”

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Nematodes associated with pine trees (Pinus spp), in the Provincial capitals of Tehran, Markazi and Qom province, Iran

2017

Int. J. Adv. Res. Biol. Sci

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Iran is a mountainous country with almost one-third of its land mass found in arid dessert. Consequently, trees are sparse in many Iranian provinces and those trees that do exist are often planted in urban settings or exist in small orchards. The non-native pines, Pinus eldarica, P. halepensis and P. nigra are widely planted throughout the major cities of Iran. Because of the aethestic and functional importance of the trees in these locations, this study was undertaken to determine if plant-parasitic nematodes known to cause significant damage to Pinus spp were present in urban settings. Soil samples from forest parks and urban areas with a high density of Pinus spp were taken from sixty-nine different locations within the provincial capital cities of Tehran, Markazi and Qom, Iran. At total of seventeen different species were identified among the three locations but none of these species identified have previously been documented to cause significant injury on pine at the levels detected. The results of the current study marks a first record of plant parasitic nematodes associated with Pinus spp. in Iran. Presently, there are no other reports of nematodes associated with pine trees in Iran. Based on the sampling conducted from this study, it seems unlikely that non-native pines planted in arid regions of Iran are likely to be threatened by indigenous plant-parasitic nematodes.

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Revision of the Hoplolaiminae (Nematoda) VI. Helicotylenchus Steiner, 1945 1 )

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Adana ilinde önemli kültür bitkilerinde bulunan bitki paraziti nematod türleri

Adana ilinde önemli kültür bitkilerinde bulunan bitki paraziti nematod türleri

Identificación y dinámica poblacional de nemátodos fitoparásitos asociados a la halófita Salicornia bigelovii (Torr.) en el noroeste de México

Nematodes associated with pine trees (Pinus spp), in the Provincial capitals of Tehran, Markazi and Qom province, Iran

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