Vol. 20, No. 2 (April 1988)

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Published: 1988-04-15

Articles

Symposium on Tropical and Pacific Nematology-Introduction

R. McSorley

171-172
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Plant-parasitic Nematode Problems in the Pacific Islands

John Bridge

173-183
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Current Research on the Major Nematode Problems in Japan

M. Ichinohe

184-190
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Potential for Nematode Control by Mycofloras Endemic in the Tropics

R. Rodr

191-203
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Theory and Practice of the Cropping Systems Approach to Reducing Nematode Problems in the Tropics

James P. Noe

204-213
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Nematode Problems Affecting Agriculture in the Philippines

R. G. Davide

214-218
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History of Pine Wilt Disease in Japan

Y. Mamiya

219-226
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Nemtaode-Vector Relationships in the Pine Wilt Disease System

M. J. Linit

227-235
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Pathogenesis in Pine Wilt Caused by Pinewood Nematode, Bursaphelenchus xylophilus

Ronald F. Myers

236-244
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Role of Phytotoxins in Pine Wilt Diseases

Hachiro Oku

245-251
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Carbohydrate Catabolism in Populations of Bursaphelenchus xylophilus and in B. mucronatus

R. I. Bolla, P. Kozlowski, K. Fitzsimmons

252-259
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Impact of Pinewood Nematode in North America: Present and Future

D. R. Bergdahl

260-265
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Tylenchulus graminis n. sp. and T. palustris n. sp. (Tylenchulidae), from Native Flora of Florida, with Notes on T. semipenetrans and T. furcus

R. N. Inserra, N. Vovlas, J. H. O'Bannon, R. P. Esser

266-287
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Two New Species of Prismatolaimus de Man, 1880 (Nemata: Prismatolaimidae) in Southern Chile

A. V. Coomans, D. J. Raski

288-303
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Transmission of Tomato Ringspot Virus by Xiphinema americanum and X. rivesi from New York Apple Orchards

Laura L. Georgi

304-308
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Genomic Differences among Pathotypes of Bursaphelenchus xylophilus

R. I. Bolla, C. Weaver, R. E. K. Winter

309-316
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Field Evaluation of Steinernema feltiae Against the Web-spinning Larch Sawfly Cephalcia lariciphila

Ramon Georgis, Nigel G. M. Hague

317-320
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Lectin Binding Sites on the Amphidial Exudates of Meloidogyne

Michael A. McClure, Brian A. Stynes

321-326
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Cephalobus litoralis: Biology and Tolerance to Desiccation

M. Saeed, S. A. Khan, V. A. Saeed, H. A. Khan

327-329
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Soybean Response to Two Isolates of Meloidogyne arenaria

E. E. Hiatt III, E. R. Shipe, S. A. Lewis

330-332
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Multiple Focus and Exposure Photomicroscopy of Nematodes for Increased Depth of Field

J. D. Eisenback

333-334
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