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Two new species of Tylenchorhynchus Cobb, 1913 from Punjab, India

Uma R. Khurma, Ritu Mahajan

Abstract

Tylenchorhynchus aliii sp.n. is distinctive because of its narrow lip region with 6–7 lip annules, stylet range of 15.5–17.0 μm and absence of post anal sac. T. usmanensis sp.n. from around the roots of Cucllmis melo L. is characterised by a set off lip region with 5–6 annules, 14.0–16.0 pomlong stylet, conical tail with narrow and smooth terminus, inner phasmid and presence of spermatheca.

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Key concepts: Stylet, Biology, Spermatheca, Veterinary medicine, Botany, Anatomy, Medicine, Sperm