Bursadera longicollum

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Classification:

Tylenchida
       Tylenchina
        Tylenchoidea
         Heteroderidae
          Nacobboderinae

Bursadera longicollum Ivanova & Krall, 1985

Synonyms:

The type species of the genus.

Morphology and Anatomy:

Esophageal glands in all stages and adults overlapping intestine only a short distance.
Excretory pore in all stages and adults at level of posterior end of metacorpus or posterior to the metacorpus.

Females:

Mature body a soft, white spherical posterior region on the outside of a root and vermiform anterior embedded in root.
Short conoid tail section protruding from sperical portion.
Gonads paired

Ref: Luc, Maggenti & Fortuner, (1988).

Males:

Long, vermiform.
Body twisted in posterior region
Male tail bluntly rounded, with well developed caudal alae.

Reported median body size for this species (Length mm; width micrometers; weight micrograms) - Click:

Distribution:

Bursadera longicollum is reported from Kyrgyzstan.

Feeding:

Mature female feeds as a semiendoparasite with the swollen posterior part on the outside of the root and the long vermiform anterior embedded deep into root tissue.

Hosts:

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Life Cycle:

Ecophysiological Parameters:

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Eggs deposited in a gelatinous matrix secreted by female.

Management:

Host Plant Resistance, Non-hosts and Crop Rotation alternatives:

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Ivanova, T. & Krall, E., 1985. [Nematodes of the family Meloidoderidae (Nematoda, Hoplolaimidea). 1. A new genusBursadera gen. n. and phylogenetic relationships in some families of Hoplolaimoidea.] Eesti NSV Tead. Akad. Toim., 34: 135â€“143 (in Russian).

Luc, Maggenti & Fortuner, Rev. Nematol. 11(2):159-176 (1988).