Vol. 11, No. 1 (January 1979)

Articles

• Peroxidase Isozymes from Meloidogyne spp. and Their Origin

  J. L. Starr

  1-4

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• Morphological Comparison of Second-Stage Juveniles of Six Populations of Meloidogyne hapla by SEM

  J. D. Eisenback, Hedwig Hirschmann

  5-15

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• Gall Formation on Cirsium arvense by Ditylenchus dipsaci

  A. K. Watson, J. D. Shorthouse

  16-22

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• The Effects of Temperature on Pratylenchus scribneri and P. alleni Populations on Soybeans and Tomatoes

  O. J. Dickerson

  23-26

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• Relative Tolerance of Selected Soybean Cultivars to Hoplolaimus columbus and Possible Effects of Soil Temperature

  A. P. Nyczepir, S. A. Lewis

  27-31

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• Effects of DCPA, EPTC, and Chlorpropham on Pathogenicity of Meloidogyne hapla to Alfalfa

  G. D. Griffin, J. L. Anderson

  32-36

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• Control of Meloidogyne javanica and M. arenaria on kenaf and roselle with genetic resistance and nematicides

  N. A. Minton, W. C. Adamson

  37-41

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• Residues of Aldicarb and its Oxides in Beta vulgaris L. and Systemic Control of Heterodera schachtii

  Arnold E. Steele

  42-46

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• Meloidogyne megatyla n. sp. a Root-Knot Nematode from Loblolly Pine

  J. G. Baldwin, J. N. Sasser

  47-55

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• Helicotylenchus oleae n. sp. and H. neopaxilli n. sp. (Hoplolaimidae), Two New Spiral Nematodes Parasitic on Olive Trees in Italy

  R. N. Inserra, N. Vovlas, A. Morgan Golden

  56-61

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• The Influence of Temperature on Meloidogyne incognita on Soybean

  John F. Nardacci, K. R. Barker

  62-69

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• Proleptonchoides southindiae n. gen., n. sp., a New Leptonchoid from South India

  V. R. Ferris, C. G. Goseco, A. C. Kumar

  70-72

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• Behavioral Response of Nothanguina phyllobia to Selected Plant Species

  A. F. Robinson, C. C. Orr, J. R. Abernathy

  73-77

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• Effect of Oryzalin and 1,1-Dimethylpiperidinium Chloride on Cotton and Tomato Roots Infected with the Root-knot Nematode, Meloidogyne incognita

  T. V. Orum, P. G. Bartels, M. A. McClure

  78-83

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• Effects of Management Practices on Nematode and Fungus Populations and Cucumber Yield

  A. W. Johnson, D. R. Sumner, C. A. Jaworski

  84-93

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• The Role of Cuticular Strata Nomenclature in the Systematics of Nemata

  A. R. Maggenti

  94-98

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• Techniques for Detecting Dactylella oviparasitica and Evaluating its Significiance in Field Soils

  G. R. Stirling

  99

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• Major- and Trace-Element Analyses of a Mermithid Parasite and its Mosquito Host by Proton-induced X-ray Emission

  R. Levy, H. A. Van Rinsvelt, T. W. Miller, Jr.

  100-102

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• A Method of Distinguishing Between Living and Dead Nematodes by Enzymatically Induced Fluorescence

  Alan F. Bird

  103-104

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• pH as a Factor in Parasitism of Mosquito Larvae by the Mermithid Romanomermis culicivorax

  James J. Petersen

  105

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• Equipment and Techniques for Establishing Field Microplots for the Study of Soilborne Pathogens

  K. R. Barker, B. I. Daughtry, D. W. Corbett

  106-107

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• New Data for Leptonchus transvaalensis from Nigeria, and Key to Leptonchus

  C. G. Goseco, V. R. Ferris

  108-109

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• Immune Responses of Mosquitoes against Romanomermis culicivorax (Mermithida: Nematoda)

  George O. Poinar, Jr., Roberta T. Hess, James J. Petersen

  110-116

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