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Pratylenchus zeae- Pathogen of the Month January 2019

Francine M. Perrine-Walker, G. R. Stirling, David Ian Guest

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Pratylenchus zeae (Graham, 1951)Fig. 1.(a) Juveniles and adults of P. zeae b) Eggs of P. zeae and adults (c) Reddish-purple lesions caused by P. zeae on sugarcane roots (white arrows).The nematodes in (a) and (b) were suspended in sterile water.

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Pratylenchus zeae (Graham, 1951)Fig. 1.(a) Juveniles and adults of P. zeae b) Eggs of P. zeae and adults (c) Reddish-purple lesions caused by P. zeae on sugarcane roots (white arrows).The nematodes in (a) and (b) were suspended in sterile water.

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Pratylenchus zeae (Graham, 1951)Fig. 1.(a) Juveniles and adults of P. zeae b) Eggs of P. zeae and adults (c) Reddish-purple lesions caused by P. zeae on sugarcane roots (white arrows).The nematodes in (a) and (b) were suspended in sterile water.

Key concepts: Pathogen, Biology, Geography, Microbiology

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