Search Results - "nematology" :: UTM Library Massive Scholar Tracking

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Plant nematology / by Perry, R. N. (Roland N.), Moens, Maurice

Published 2006

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Entomopathogenic nematology / by Gaugler, Randy

Published 2002

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Progress in plant nematology / by 231091 Khan, Abrar M., Saxena, S. K.

Published 1990

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Nematology : advances and perspectives / by Chen, Z. X., Chen, S. Y., Dickson, Donald W. (Donald Ward)

Published 2004

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The status of RNAi-based transgenic research in plant nematology by Tushar Kanti Dutta

Published 2015-01-01

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Introduction to Nematode Genome and Transcriptome Announcements in the Journal of Nematology by DEE R. DENVER, ERIK J. RAGSDALE, W. KELLEY THOMAS, INGA A. ZASADA

Published 2017-06-01

“…Journal of Nematology…”

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Peran dan prospek perkembangan nematologi dibidang pertanian by , Mulyadi

Published 1999

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Nematological survey in coffee nursery in Espirito Santo state, Brazil by Maria Cecília Fonseca Scarpi, Ângelo Oliveira Gonçalves, Antônio Fernando de Souza, Guilherme de Resende Camara, Willian Bucker Moraes, Fábio Ramos Alves

Published 2021-04-01

“…Therefore, the objective of this work was to carry out a nematological survey in nurseries to guide the nurserymen in relation to fulfilling IN 35 of MAPA, in addition to guiding them regarding the phytosanitary care during the production of their seedlings. …”

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Nematological and agronomic response of ten clones of Solanum tuberosum "potato" to Globodera pallida Stone by Allccahuamán-Bedrillana Roly, Ochoa-Yupanqui Walter Wilfredo

Published 2019-11-01

“…The research was carried out with the objectives of evaluating the final population of G. pallida; To evaluate the performance, resistance, tolerance and susceptibility of ten clones of S. tuberosum and select the clones according to Cook's criteria, 10 varieties of cultivated potato resistant and tolerant to G pallida were used, obtained from the National Germplasm Bank of INIA- Ayacucho, G pallida cysts were obtained from the Nematology laboratory of the Faculty of Biological Sciences of the UNSCH, each experimental unit had 0.4 kg / pot of a substrate with 1 tuber from each clone, inoculation and seeding was done with 08 tubers / 15 g seed, sowing one tuber per pot, 4 without inoculum (n0) and 4 with inoculum (n1). …”

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