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Cyst Nematodes

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  • © 1986

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Editors:
  1. F. Lamberti

    1. Institute of Agricultural Nematology of the CNR, Bari, Italy

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  2. C. E. Taylor

    1. Scottish Crop Research Institute, Invergowrie, Dundee, Scotland

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Part of the book series: NATO Science Series A: (NSSA, volume 121)

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Table of contents (39 chapters)

  1. Front Matter

    Pages i-ix
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  2. Taxonomy and Phylogeny of Cyst Nematodes

    • Alan R. Stone
    Pages 1-21

  3. Morphology and Identification of Cyst Nematodes

    • A. Morgan Golden
    Pages 23-45

  4. Ultrastructure and Function of Cyst Nematodes

    • Burton Y. Endo
    Pages 47-73

  5. Testing Hypotheses of Phylogeny of Heteroderidae

    • James G. Baldwin
    Pages 75-100

  6. The Development of Individuals and Populations of Cyst Nematodes on Plants

    • J. Willem Seinhorst
    Pages 101-117

  7. Physiology of Hatching

    • Roland N. Perry
    Pages 119-131

  8. Histology and Ultrastructural Modification Induced By Cyst Nematodes

    • Burton Y. Endo
    Pages 133-146

  9. Gnotobiology of Cyst Nematodes - Its Potential in Basic Research

    • Urs Wyss, Ulrich Zunke
    Pages 147-162

  10. Biochemical Reactions and Interactions

    • Giuseppe Zacheo
    Pages 163-177

  11. Concepts of Resistance, Tolerance and Susceptibility in Relation to Cyst Nematodes

    • David L. Trudgill
    Pages 179-189

  12. Effects of Nematode Attack on the Growth and Yield of Crop Plants

    • J. Willem Seinhorst
    Pages 191-209

  13. Agronomic Aspects of Potato Cyst Nematode Infestation

    • J. Willem Seinhorst
    Pages 211-227

  14. Limits to Methods for Management of Potato Cyst Nematodes in Western France

    • Catherine M. Balandras
    Pages 229-234

  15. Integrated Control of the Sugar Beet Cyst Nematode

    • Joachim Müller
    Pages 235-250

  16. Cell Responses to Heterodera Schachtii Feeding on Susceptible and Resistant Cultivars of Oil Radish

    • Cornelia Stender
    Pages 251-254

  17. Ultrastructural Responses in Sugarbeet to Heterodera Schachtii

    • Teresa Bleve Zacheo, Giuseppe Zacheo
    Pages 255-256

  18. The Soybean Cyst Nematode

    • Gregory R. Noel
    Pages 257-268

  19. Sources of Resistance to the Soybean Cyst Nematode

    • Satish C. Anand
    Pages 269-276

  20. Heterodera Avenae: Virulence and Resistance

    • Kirsten Andersen, Sigurd Andersen
    Pages 277-285
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The cyst nematodes are a major group of plant pathogens of economic importance in many countries throughout the world. Considerable yield losses have been attributed to cyst nematodes attacking potatoes, sugar beet, soybean and cereals. Because of the protective cyst that is formed, which encloses the eggs, they pose special problems in their control and also in preventing their distribution in soil from infested areas. There has been much research on many aspects of the biology of cyst nematodes and the large number of publications are testimony to their importance as crop pests and of the interest of nematologists in the group. Nevertheless, they continue to pose problems because of the complexity of their phylogeny and taxonomy and there is still much to be investigated on their biology, particularly with those aspects which relate to improving the effectiveness of control. In many respects the biology of the various cyst nematode species is similar, although with variations due todifferent interactions with hosts and geographical location. Thus, research on any one species has general applicability and this is particularly so with regard to evaluation of control measures, or to the methodology of soil sampling for the assessment of populations prior to growing crops.

Editors and Affiliations

  • Institute of Agricultural Nematology of the CNR, Bari, Italy

    F. Lamberti

  • Scottish Crop Research Institute, Invergowrie, Dundee, Scotland

    C. E. Taylor

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