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HOPLOLAIMUS GRACILIDENS, RADOPHOLUS IN- AEQ UALIS, AND RADOPHOLUS NEOSIMILIS, THREE NEW TYLENCHS NATIVE TO VICTORIA, AUSTRALIA BY M. R. SAUER Commonwealth Research Station, Merbein, Victoria, Australia For some years the Commonwealth Research Station, Merbein, has maintained a plot of land in uncleared mallee forest near Lake Mourn- pool, Hattah, Victoria, where observations on the growth of native vegetation are made periodically. The region is semi-arid (rainfall about 25 cm. per year), with very sandy soils. The dominant plant species are mallee trees-species of Eucalyptus L'Hérit.-attaining a height of some three to five metres, and porcupine grass (Trio,di,a irritans R. Br). Much of the ground surface is bare for many months of the year. Soil samples taken in September 1956, contained three new species of tylenchs which are now described. Three more series of soil samples have been taken subsequently in this vicinity to obtain more specimens and gain information about their distribution. Each series of samples included soil from the original sites and from several new sites. Rado pholus inaequalis n. sp. requires special mention. No males were found in the original samples. Certain similarities in general mor- phology were apparent between this species and the much disputed
Nematologica – Brill
Published: Jan 1, 1958
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