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HOST -PLANTS OF MELOIDOGYNE HAPLA AND M. INCOGNITA IN TWO BOTANICAL GARDENS IN HUNGARY

K. H. Dabaj, G. Jenser

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Altogether 120 plant species belonging to 85 genera in 26 families were found to be infested by Meloidogyne hapla and 7 plant species belonging to 6 genera in 5 families were found to be infested by M. incognita or in combination by both species in two Botanical Gardens near Budapest. Ninety-two species are considered to be new hosts for M. hapla.

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Key concepts: Terra incognita, Biology, Host (biology), Meloidogyne incognita, Plant species, Botany, Ecology, Nematode