Trichodorus similis
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Trichodorus similis - A-C) anterior region of female (A+B) and male (C), D+G+H) middle parts with reproductive organs of female (D+H) and male (G), E+F) tail region of male (click on image to enlarge it)
Author(s): M. Elshishka, V. Peneva, S. Lazarova and S. Kumari
Source: Helminthologia vol. 53, p. 403
Author(s): M. Elshishka, V. Peneva, S. Lazarova and S. Kumari
Source: Helminthologia vol. 53, p. 403
Trichodorus similis Seinhorst, 1963
This species of stubby root nematode has been mainly recorded from Europe. It can be associated with various crops like potatoes, other field crops and grapevines. Further, it has been extracted from the soil around forest trees. As with other species of Trichodorus, the feeding activity results in stunted (stubby) roots and reduced plant growth.
