Taxonomic Data of New Recorded Plant Parasitic and Soil Nematodes from Different Vegetation of Thar Desert, Sindh Pakistan
Ramzan Ali1, Erum Iqbal1*, Muhammad Ismail Bhatti2 and Saboohi Raza1
1National Nematological Research Centre, University of Karachi, Karachi-75270, Pakistan; 2Pakistan Museum of Natural History, Islamabad, Pakistan.
*Correspondence | Erum Iqbal, National Nematological Research Centre, University of Karachi, Karachi-75270, Pakistan; Email:
[email protected]
Figure 1:
Tylenchorhynchus neoclavicaudatus (Mathur et al., 1978). A: Head (50µm); B: Anterior end (20µm); C: Oesophageal part (20µm); D, F: Female tail (20µm), E: Vulva (20µm).
Figure 2:
Tylenchorhynchus neoclavicaudatus (Mathur et al., 1978). A and B: Anterior end (50µm); C: Median bulb and Oesophageal bulb (20µm); D and F: Female tail (20µm); E: Vulva (20µm).
Figure 3:
Tylenchorhynchus mashhoodi (Siddiqi and Basir, 1958). A: Whole body (100µm); B: Anterior end (20µm); C: Vulva (20µm); D: Male tail (20µm); E: Female tail (20µm).
Figure 4:
Tylenchorhynchus mashhoodi (Siddiqi and Basir, 1958). A: Whole body (100µm); B: Anterior end (20µm); C: Vagina (20µm); D: Male tail (20µm); E: Female tail (20µm).
Figure 5:
Pratylenchus curvicauda Siddiqi et al. (1991). A: Whole body (100µm); B: Anterior end (20µm); C: Head and median bulb (20µm); D: Vulva and post uterine sac (20µm); E: Female tail (20µm).
Figure 6:
Pratylenchus curvicauda Siddiqi et al. (1991). A and B: Anterior end (20µm); C: Median bulb and oeophageal glands (20µm); D: Whole body(100µm); E: Post uterine sac(20µm); F: Female tail (20µm).
Figure 7:
Pratylenchus elamini Zeidan and Geraert (1991). A and B: Anterior end (20µm); C: Oesophageal part (20µm); D: Female tail (20µm); E: Reproductive system(10µm).
Figure 8:
Pratylenchus elamini Zeidan and Geraert (1991). A and B: Anterior end (20µm); C: Vulva and post uterine sac (20µm); D: Oesophageal gland(20µm); E: Female tail (20µm). F and G: Hemicyclophora punensis Darekar and Khan (1981). F: Anterior end (50µm); G: Female tail (50µm).
Figure 9:
Hemicyclophora punensis Darekar and Khan (1981). A: Whole body (100µm); B (40µm) and C: Anterior end (20µm); D: Lateral field (20µm); E: Anus (40µm); F: Female tail (20µm).
Figure 10:
Tylencholaimus shamimi Islam and Ahmed (2021). A: Anterior end (20µm); B: Cardia (20µm); C: Reproductive system (20µm); D: Female tail (20µm); E: Oesophagus posterior expension (20µm).
Figure 11:
Tylencholaimus shamimi (Islam and Ahmed, 2021). A: Anterior end (20µm); B: Cardia(20µm); C: Reproductive system(20µm); D: Female tail(20µm); E: Oesophagus posterior expension (20µm).
Figure 12:
Makatinus punctatus Heyns (1965). A (30µm) and B: Anterior end (20µm); C: Vulva and anterior ovary (20µm); D: Female tail (20µm); E: Cardia (20µm).
Figure 13:
Makatinus punctatus Heyns (1965). A (30µm); and B: Anterior end (20µm); C: Oespphageal part (20µm); D: Vulva (20µm); E: Anterior ovary (20µm); F: Female tail (20µm).
Figure 14:
Labronema mangalorense Ahmad and Ahmad (2002). A: Whole body (50µm); B: Anterior end (20µm); C: Female tail (20µm); D: Vulva (20µm).
Figure 15:
Labronema mangalorense Ahmad and Ahmad (2002). A: Whole body (100µm); B: Anterior end (20µm); C: Female tail (20µm); D: Vulva (20µm).