Pseudhalenchus |
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Life Cycle |
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Distribution |
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Management |
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Feeding |
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Amphids are longitudinal slits. Median bulb with valve. Isthmus not separated from glandular bulb (postcorpus) by a constriction. Glandular bulb long, overlapping intestine. Female: Ovary short; oocytes in one/two rows. Spermatheca short. Columned uterus with four rows of four cells. Post-uterine sac (PUS) present. Mature females not swollen. |
| Males: Testis without
flexures.
Caudal alae leptoderan, short, adanal. Sperm cells small, with little cytoplasm. |
Feeding habits unknown.
Fortuner and Maggenti, 1987. Rev. Nematol. 10(2):163-176.