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Pearl Millet Diseases
Nematode Diseases

Sting Nematode

Belonolaimus longicaudatus Rau

Symptoms: Reduced vigor is implied in the primary citation. General symptoms on maize include root lesions, stubby roots, coarse roots, severe stunting, and chlorosis (Shurtleff 1980).

Pathogen and disease characteristics: Ectoparasitic nematode. Consultation of other references is advised.

Host range: Pearl millet, sorghum, sudangrass. Also other cereals, grasses, cotton, potato, cabbage, legumes, strawberry, celery, pines, others (Shurtleff 1980). Consult other references for additional hosts.

Geographic distribution: USA. Consultation of other references is advised.

Nomenclature discrepancies: None.

Seed transmission: Not transmitted by seed.

Primary citation: Johnson and Burton 1973.


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