Estudios sobre la distribución y poblaciones de nematodos en fincas de hortalizas intensamente cultivadas

Soil samples taken from the rhizosphere of different vegetable crops in ten representative Chinese gardens were quantitatively analyzed for nematodes. The analysis revealed the existence of mixed populations of three main nematode genera Rotylenchulus (R. reniformis), Meloidogyne sp and Helicotylenc...

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Autor principal: TARTE, R.
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Publicado: Instituto Interamericano de Cooperación para la Agricultura (IICA) 2025
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Acceso en línea:https://repositorio.catie.ac.cr/handle/11554/13158
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description Soil samples taken from the rhizosphere of different vegetable crops in ten representative Chinese gardens were quantitatively analyzed for nematodes. The analysis revealed the existence of mixed populations of three main nematode genera Rotylenchulus (R. reniformis), Meloidogyne sp and Helicotylenchus (H. dihystera and H. microcephalus). .It was found that their distribution and populations varied according to cropping and soil type, the pattern being very similar in every farm studied. The total number of plant parasitic nematodes per 50 ml of soil from individual crops range from 30 to 2740. Snap beans harbored the highest populations of R. reniformis, followed in a descending order, by Ceylan spinach, bunching onions and eggplant. Hot pepper was found in all cases to be a very poor host of the above mentioned nematode; it was, however, the best host for Meloidogynen sp. On the other hand, populations of Meloidogynen sp. were extremely low in buncing onions. However, in no case were they as high as R. reniformis populations. This nematode was found more abundant in heavy soils.
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spelling RepoCATIE131582025-07-03T23:22:39Z Estudios sobre la distribución y poblaciones de nematodos en fincas de hortalizas intensamente cultivadas TARTE, R. Distribución de la población||population distribution||distribuição da população||distribution des populations Nematodo de la planta||plant nematodes||nemátode de plantas||nématode des plantes Finca experimental||experimental farms||exploração agrícola piloto||ferme pilote Hortaliza||vegetables||produto hortícola||légume Cultivo de hortalizas||vegetable growing||cultivo de produtos hortícolas||culture maraîchère Jardín||gardens||jardim||jardin Sede Central Soil samples taken from the rhizosphere of different vegetable crops in ten representative Chinese gardens were quantitatively analyzed for nematodes. The analysis revealed the existence of mixed populations of three main nematode genera Rotylenchulus (R. reniformis), Meloidogyne sp and Helicotylenchus (H. dihystera and H. microcephalus). .It was found that their distribution and populations varied according to cropping and soil type, the pattern being very similar in every farm studied. The total number of plant parasitic nematodes per 50 ml of soil from individual crops range from 30 to 2740. Snap beans harbored the highest populations of R. reniformis, followed in a descending order, by Ceylan spinach, bunching onions and eggplant. Hot pepper was found in all cases to be a very poor host of the above mentioned nematode; it was, however, the best host for Meloidogynen sp. On the other hand, populations of Meloidogynen sp. were extremely low in buncing onions. However, in no case were they as high as R. reniformis populations. This nematode was found more abundant in heavy soils. 2025-07-02T21:48:55Z 2025-07-02T21:48:55Z 1971-01 Artículo https://repositorio.catie.ac.cr/handle/11554/13158 openAccess es Turrialba; Vol.21, no. 1 4 páginas application/pdf Instituto Interamericano de Cooperación para la Agricultura (IICA)
spellingShingle Distribución de la población||population distribution||distribuição da população||distribution des populations
Nematodo de la planta||plant nematodes||nemátode de plantas||nématode des plantes
Finca experimental||experimental farms||exploração agrícola piloto||ferme pilote
Hortaliza||vegetables||produto hortícola||légume
Cultivo de hortalizas||vegetable growing||cultivo de produtos hortícolas||culture maraîchère
Jardín||gardens||jardim||jardin
Sede Central
TARTE, R.
Estudios sobre la distribución y poblaciones de nematodos en fincas de hortalizas intensamente cultivadas
title Estudios sobre la distribución y poblaciones de nematodos en fincas de hortalizas intensamente cultivadas
title_full Estudios sobre la distribución y poblaciones de nematodos en fincas de hortalizas intensamente cultivadas
title_fullStr Estudios sobre la distribución y poblaciones de nematodos en fincas de hortalizas intensamente cultivadas
title_full_unstemmed Estudios sobre la distribución y poblaciones de nematodos en fincas de hortalizas intensamente cultivadas
title_short Estudios sobre la distribución y poblaciones de nematodos en fincas de hortalizas intensamente cultivadas
title_sort estudios sobre la distribucion y poblaciones de nematodos en fincas de hortalizas intensamente cultivadas
topic Distribución de la población||population distribution||distribuição da população||distribution des populations
Nematodo de la planta||plant nematodes||nemátode de plantas||nématode des plantes
Finca experimental||experimental farms||exploração agrícola piloto||ferme pilote
Hortaliza||vegetables||produto hortícola||légume
Cultivo de hortalizas||vegetable growing||cultivo de produtos hortícolas||culture maraîchère
Jardín||gardens||jardim||jardin
Sede Central
url https://repositorio.catie.ac.cr/handle/11554/13158
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