Vol. 18, No. 2 (April 1986)

Articles

• New Trends in Managing Plant Parasitic Nematodes-Introductory Remarks

  J. R. Rich

  121-122

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• Modification of Proprietary Chemicals for Increasing Efficacy

  H. V. Morton

  123-128

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• Organic and Inorganic Nitrogen Amendments to Soil as Nematode Suppressants

  R. Rodr

  129-134

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• Impact of Conservation Tillage on Nematode Populations

  N. A. Minton

  135-140

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• Interaction of Vesicular-Arbuscular Mycorrhizae and Cultivars of Alfalfa Susceptible and Resistant to Meloidogyne hapla

  Gordon S. Grandison, Karen M. Cooper

  141-148

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• Biology of Subanguina picridis, a Potential Biological Control Agent of Russian Knapweed

  A. K. Watson

  149-153

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• Morphological and Biological Parameters of the Knapweed Nematode, Subanguina picridis

  A. K. Watson

  154-158

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• Effects of Initial Nematode Density on Population Dynamics of Globodera rostochiensis on Resistant and Susceptible Potatoes

  J. A. LaMondia, B. B. Brodie

  159-164

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• Globodera rostochiensis Population Density Decline in Relation to Spatial Distribution around Resistant Potato Plants

  J. A. LaMondia

  165-168

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• Heterodera glycines in Indiana: I. Reproduction of Geographical Isolates on Soybean Differentials

  J. Faghihi, J. M. Ferris, V. R. Ferris

  169-172

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• Heterodera glycines in Indiana: II. Morphology of Geographical Isolates

  J. Faghihi, J. M. Ferris, V. R. Ferris

  173-176

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• Heterodera glycines in Indiana: III. 2-D Protein Patterns of Geographical Isolates

  V. R. Ferris, J. M. Ferris, L. L. Murdock, J. Faghihi

  177-182

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• Spatial Analysis of Heterodera glycines Populations in Field Plots

  L. J. Francl

  183-189

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• Improving the Accuracy of Sampling Field Plots for Plant-Parasitic Nematodes

  L. J. Francl

  190-194

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• Tolerance of Soybean to Heterodera glycines

  S. C. Anand, S. R. Koenning

  195-199

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• Inbreeding and Hybridizing Cyst Nematodes on Pruned Soybeans in Petri Plates

  Victor H. Dropkin, John M. Halbrendt

  200-202

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• Distribution of Field Corn Roots and Parasitic Nematodes in Subsoiled and Nonsubsoiled Soil

  J. R. Rich, C. Hodge, W. K. Robertson

  203-207

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• Interaction of Endomycorrhizal Fungi, Superphosphate, and Meloidogyne incognita on Cotton in Microplot and Field Studies

  G. S. Smith, R. W. Roncadori, R. S. Hussey

  208-216

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• Association of Criconemella xenoplax and Fusarium spp. with Root Necrosis and Growth of Peach

  A. P. Nyczepir, P. L. Pusey

  217-220

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• Respiration Rate of Steinernema feltiae Infective Juveniles at Several Constant Temperatures

  J. E. Lindegren, R. E. Rij, S. R. Ross, D. C. Fouse

  221-224

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• Susceptibility of Neoaplectana spp. and Heterorhabditis heliothidis to the Endoparasitic Fungus Drechmeria coniospora

  George O. Poinar, Jr., Hans-Boerje Jansson

  225-229

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• Pathotypes of the Pinewood Nematode Bursaphelenchus xylophilus

  R. I. Bolla, R. E. K. Winter, K. Fitzsimmons, M. J. Linit

  230-238

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• Morphometrics, Illustration, and Histopathology of Sphaeronema rumicis on Cottonwood in Utah

  N. Vovlas, R. N. Inserra

  239-246

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• Divisispiculimermis mirus n. gen., n. sp. (Mermithidae: Nematoda) Parasitizing Midges in Córdoba, Argentina

  Maria M. Aguera De Doucet

  247-251

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• Descriptions of Four New Species of Criconematoidea (Tylenchina: Nemata) from Southern Chile

  Dewey J. Raski, Adelina Valenzuela-A.

  252-266

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• Histopathology of Root Gall Induced in Tomato by Globodera pallida

  N. Vovlas, I. Moreno, R. N. Inserra

  267-269

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• Temperature Effects on the Growth and Virulence of Steinernema feltiae Strains and Heterorhabditis heliothidis

  Gary B. Dunphy, John M. Webster

  270-271

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• Plant Parasitic Nematodes in New Jersey

  Ronald F. Myers

  272-274

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