Perspective Chapter: Integrated Root-Knot Nematodes (<em>Meloidogyne</em>) Management Approaches
Meloidogyne genus contains the most prevalent and harmful worms formally known as root-knot nematode species. They attack a wide range of plants belonging to different plant families. The infective second stage juveniles (J-II) feed on the roots and as a result, the host plant roots become swollen/p...
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2022
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