Meloidogyne floridensis
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Meloidogyne floridensis - (A–C) anterior region of J2s, (D+E) head region of males, (F–H) posterior region of J2s, (I and J) posterior region of males, (K) Lateral field of male, (L–N) perineal patterns of females - scale = 10μm for A–J and 20μm for L–N (click on image to enlarge it)
Authors: Andreas Westphal et al.
Source: Journal of Nematology (2019), 51, art. 002
Authors: Andreas Westphal et al.
Source: Journal of Nematology (2019), 51, art. 002
Meloidogyne floridensis Handoo et al., 2004 - (peach root-knot nematode)
This nematode is found in Florida, U.S.A. and since 2018 also in California (Westphal et al., 2019). In Florida it frequently infests peach roots, including several popular root stocks which are resistant to other plant parasitic nematodes like Meloidogyne incognita and M. javanica. Only the rootstock "Flordaguard" is currently resistant and recommended for planting in Florida. It also attacks the roots of other crops like almonds in California. M. floridensis was named "Meloidogyne incognito race 3" before 2004.
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| • English: | peach root-knot nematode |
| • Español: | Nemátodo formador de agallas en las raíces del duraznero |
