Aphelenchid nematodes from Haryana
Harish K. Bajaj, D. S. Bhatti
Abstract
Harish K. Bajaj, D. S. Bhatti
Abstract
Aphelenchid nematodes met within Haryana have been listed and descriptions of two new species of Seinura Fuchs, 1931, and Aphelenchoides andrassyi Husain and Khan, 1967 (males recorded for the first time) given. S. tritica n. sp. —L=0.57–0.70 mm, a=29–40, c=12–14, V=79–81, spear 16–18 μm without knobs, post uterine sac short, tail terminus pointed; males with 15 μm long spicules, tail with short flagellum and a post-anal papilla; S. clavata n. sp. —L= 0.59–0.62 mm, a=26–34, c=13–19; V=74–76, spoar 12–15 μm long knobless, postuterine sac present, tail with clavate terminus; A. andrassyi–excretory pore distinct; males with 15 μm long spicules, tail with flagellum and two post-anal papillae.
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Aphelenchid nematodes met within Haryana have been listed and descriptions of two new species of Seinura Fuchs, 1931, and Aphelenchoides andrassyi Husain and Khan, 1967 (males recorded for the first time) given. S. tritica n. sp. —L=0.57–0.70 mm, a=29–40, c=12–14, V=79–81, spear 16–18 μm without knobs, post uterine sac short, tail terminus pointed; males with 15 μm long spicules, tail with short flagellum and a post-anal papilla; S. clavata n. sp. —L= 0.59–0.62 mm, a=26–34, c=13–19; V=74–76, spoar 12–15 μm long knobless, postuterine sac present, tail with clavate terminus; A. andrassyi–excretory pore distinct; males with 15 μm long spicules, tail with flagellum and two post-anal papillae.
Key concepts: Sponge spicule, Excretory system, Flagellum, Biology, Major duodenal papilla, Anatomy, Veterinary medicine, Paleontology