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On the gall-forming anguinids of India

Debanand Das, Harish K. Bajaj

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One new and four known species of gall-forming anguinids of India have been studied. Subanguina neominuta sp.n. is characterized by having female with L=0.63 mm, a=25.3; V=77,post vulva1 uterine sac with ovarian cells, long tail with slender posterior region ending in a rounded terminus; and males with 15pm long spicules. S. minuta is redescribed. Observations on Anguina tritici, S. chrysopogoni and Ditylenchusphyllobius have been included.

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One new and four known species of gall-forming anguinids of India have been studied. Subanguina neominuta sp.n. is characterized by having female with L=0.63 mm, a=25.3; V=77,post vulva1 uterine sac with ovarian cells, long tail with slender posterior region ending in a rounded terminus; and males with 15pm long spicules. S. minuta is redescribed. Observations on Anguina tritici, S. chrysopogoni and Ditylenchusphyllobius have been included.

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One new and four known species of gall-forming anguinids of India have been studied. Subanguina neominuta sp.n. is characterized by having female with L=0.63 mm, a=25.3; V=77,post vulva1 uterine sac with ovarian cells, long tail with slender posterior region ending in a rounded terminus; and males with 15pm long spicules. S. minuta is redescribed. Observations on Anguina tritici, S. chrysopogoni and Ditylenchusphyllobius have been included.

Key concepts: Gall, Biology, Sponge spicule, Veterinary medicine, Zoology, Anatomy, Botany, Medicine

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