Anguina tridomina

Anguina tridomina	Contents	Rev 12/16/2024
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Classification:

Chromadorea
       Rhabditida
       Tylenchina
        Tylenchoidea
         Anguinidae

Anguininae

Anguina tridomina Kirjanova, 1957

Synonyms:

Anguina tridomina is described as Ibeing closest in morphology to A. graminophila and is characterized by the presence of cuticular reinforcements in the head, a transparent tail tip and the prominence of the male bursa.

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Distribution:

Reported from Russia, Leningrad region.

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Feeding:

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Hosts:

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Life Cycle:

Ecophysiological Parameters:

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Damage:

Anguina tridomina infests panicles of Agrostis at the points of branching, forming most often triple galls.

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Management:

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References:

Kirjanova, E.S. 1958. Parasitic nematodes of cultivated and wild plants in the Leningrad region. Conference on Scientific and Experimental Work on Plant Protection in North-Western U.S. S. R. 11th, November 25-29, 1958.pp.81-82 pp.