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1913•Journal of the Washington Academy of SciencesOpen access

New nematode genera found inhabiting fresh water and non-brackish soils

N. A. Cobb

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In the following pages wherever the word '^4rlington" is used, it refers exclusively to this farm.As this farm is close to the District of Columbia

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In the following pages wherever the word '^4rlington" is used, it refers exclusively to this farm.As this farm is close to the District of Columbia

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In the following pages wherever the word '^4rlington" is used, it refers exclusively to this farm.As this farm is close to the District of Columbia

Key concepts: Brackish water, Nematode, Soil water, Biology, Ecology, Geography, Salinity

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