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Growth of mungbean as influenced by different initial inoculum levels of Meloidogyne incognita

G. J. Samathanam, C. L. Sethi

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Initial inoculum level of 0.5 level of soil was the minimum damaging threshold of M. incognita on cvs PS-16 and Pusa Baisakhi of mungbean and the reproduction of nematode was found to be density dependent with higher rate of multiplication at lower inoculum levels.

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Initial inoculum level of 0.5 level of soil was the minimum damaging threshold of M. incognita on cvs PS-16 and Pusa Baisakhi of mungbean and the reproduction of nematode was found to be density dependent with higher rate of multiplication at lower inoculum levels.

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Initial inoculum level of 0.5 level of soil was the minimum damaging threshold of M. incognita on cvs PS-16 and Pusa Baisakhi of mungbean and the reproduction of nematode was found to be density dependent with higher rate of multiplication at lower inoculum levels.

Key concepts: Meloidogyne incognita, Pusa, Terra incognita, Nematode, Biology, Forensic science, Veterinary medicine, Horticulture

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