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النيماتودا المصاحبة للمحيط الجذري لمحصول القمح في المنطقة الجنوبية من سورية
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2003
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تم القيام بعملية حصر للأجناس النيماتودية المصاحبة لمحصول القمح في المنطقة الجنوبية من سورية، وذلك خلال الموسمين الزراعيين 01 / 2002 . تمت عملية الحصر في منطقتي الاستقرار الأولى و الثانية في محافظة درعا. تم فحص 600 عينة ترابية أخذت من محيط جذور القمح . استخلصت النيماتودا من العينات ثم تم تعريفها و حساب قيم التكرار لكل جنس نيماتودي. أظهرت الدراسة وجود 17 جنسًا نيماتوديًا مرافقًا لمحصول القمح، قسمت إلى ثلاث مجموعات بيئية حسب طبيعة التغذية. ضمت مجموعة النيماتودا الحرة ثمانية أجناس، النيماتودا المتطفلة على النبات و الفطر ثلاثة، في حين تكونت مجموعة النيماتودا المتطفلة على النبات من ستة أجناس.
A survey to record the genera of nematode associated with wheat in the south region of Syria was carried out during 2002/01. 600 soil samples were collected from the rhizosphere of wheat and examined. Nematodes were extracted, identified and frequency was calculated for each genus. Results showed that 17 genera of nematode were associated with wheat. These genera were divided into three groups. The free living nematode consisted of eight genus, the plant and fungi nematode three genus and the plant parasitic nematode group contains six genus.
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