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Natural Enemies Combatting Nematodes with Sticky Knobs and Spores

This class focuses on various natural enemies of nematodes, including Dreschmeria coniospora with sticky hyphae and spores, sticky networks, and spore adherence mechanisms like constricting rings. Learn about Pasteuria penetrans, a host-specific bacterial parasite, and predators like Odontopharynx and Mononchidae mites. Discover how these organisms combat nematodes through spores, hyphae, and predatory behaviors.

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Natural Enemies Combatting Nematodes with Sticky Knobs and Spores

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  1. Clase 3aEnemigos Naturalesde los Nematodos

  2. Sticky knobs and spores Sticky hyphae

  3. Dreschmeria coniospora • sticky spores and • sporulation from a cadaver

  4. Sticky networks Constricting rings

  5. spore adheres to culticle Hirsutella rhossiliensis on Heterodera schachtii - Sticky spores spore germinates hyphae emerge from openings after resource exploited

  6. Nematophora gynophila - Heterodera avenae

  7. Arkansas fungus 18 - Heterodera glycines

  8. Pasteuria penetrans - host-specific bacterial parasite

  9. Pasteuria penetrans - exploiting Meloidogyne javanica

  10. Predators -Odontopharynx Mononchidae mites

  11. Theratromyxa weberi - a predaceous amoeba

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