Survey of plant parasitic nematodes on some economic crops in Myanmar

A survey of plant parasitic nematodes associated with economic crops was carried out from April 2002 to April 2003 in Myanmar. Seventeen different genera of plant parasitic nematodes,including new report of species for Myanmar, were observed from 17 different crops in 11 different sites. From the survey, rice root rot disease caused by Hirschmanniella oryzae was found to be severe in rice nursery fields of YAU and CARI campuses, Yezin. Investigations were thus made to examine the reaction of six rice varieties against root rot disease caused by H. oryzae, and also to observe the effect of different nitrogen rates on plant growth and population of H. oryzae. It was observed that the number of nematodes was increased with an increase in nitrogen up to 84 kg N/ha, and it became decreased at 112 kg N/ha.

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PoPo is a Myanmar and was born in 1976. She graduated her bachelor and master degrees in 2000 and 2003 from Yezin Agricultural University, Myanmar and doctoral degree in 2008 from Maejo University, Thailand.

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A survey of plant - parasitic nematodes associated with economic crops was carried out from April 2002 to April 2003 in Myanmar. Seventeen different genera of plant - parasitic nematodes,including new report of species for Myanmar, were observed from 17 different crops in 11 different sites. From the survey, rice root - rot disease caused by Hirschmanniella oryzae was found to be severe in rice nursery fields of YAU and CARI campuses, Yezin. Investigations were thus made to examine the reaction of six rice varieties against root - rot disease caused by H. oryzae, and also to observe the effect of different nitrogen rates on plant growth and population of H. oryzae. It was observed that the number of nematodes was increased with an increase in nitrogen up to 84 kg N/ha, and it became decreased at 112 kg N/ha.