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Description of Indaphelenchus siddiqii gen. n., sp. n. (Nematoda: Aphelenchida) from India

Harish K. Bajaj, S. P. Bishnoi, K.R. Dabur

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Indaphelenchus gen.n. collected from insect habit under the bark of Albizzia lebbek is described. Diagonstic features of the new genus are: L=0.35–0.41 mm; head high; oesophageal gland lobe short; uterus with unembyonated eggs, post vulval uterine sac vey long; female tail long, filiform. Males with spikate tail; spicules separate, apex extending towards dorsal body wall, ventral rostrum pointed and prominent; bursa and gubemaculum absent.

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Indaphelenchus gen.n. collected from insect habit under the bark of Albizzia lebbek is described. Diagonstic features of the new genus are: L=0.35–0.41 mm; head high; oesophageal gland lobe short; uterus with unembyonated eggs, post vulval uterine sac vey long; female tail long, filiform. Males with spikate tail; spicules separate, apex extending towards dorsal body wall, ventral rostrum pointed and prominent; bursa and gubemaculum absent.

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Indaphelenchus gen.n. collected from insect habit under the bark of Albizzia lebbek is described. Diagonstic features of the new genus are: L=0.35–0.41 mm; head high; oesophageal gland lobe short; uterus with unembyonated eggs, post vulval uterine sac vey long; female tail long, filiform. Males with spikate tail; spicules separate, apex extending towards dorsal body wall, ventral rostrum pointed and prominent; bursa and gubemaculum absent.

Key concepts: Rostrum, Biology, Anatomy, Dorsum, Habit, Genus, Sponge spicule, Bark (sound)

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