Transcription of INTRODUCTION TO NEMATODES
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1 INTRODUCTION TO NEMATODES McGawley1, C. Overstreet2, Pontif3 and Skantar4 (1-3)Nematologists, LSU AgCenter, Baton Rouge, LA 70803 and 4 Research Molecular Biologist, USDA-ARS Nematology Laboratory, Beltsville, MD 20705 (July, 2011) This document contains slide numbers, comments on content where necessary, and explanations for abbreviations used on slides in this presentation, INTRODUCTION to NEMATODES . Credits for materials that are not acknowledged on slide number 122 are included herein. All elements associated with this presentation are for use for non-profit, educational purposes in the fields of plant nematology, plant pathology and related plant protection and helminthology disciplines. The primary vehicles for the dissemination of this presentation are anticipated to be The Society of Nematologists and The Organization of Nematologists of Tropical America. Users and viewers are urged to visit the websites of these two organizations ( and ) to learn more about their contributions to science and agriculture and to become familiar with the philanthropic activities of the Cobb and ONTA Foundations.
Data here illustrate the abundance and groupings of living ... for an understanding of the formation of the mesoderm tissue present in a triploblastic organism. Both worms and worm-like animals are protostomes and ... diagram illustrating the relative sizes of the most common genera of plant parasitic nematodes ...
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