Nematodes are the most diverse and highly significant group of soil-inhabiting
microorganisms that play a vital role in organic material decomposition and nutrient …

Even though Fusarium is an important genus of fungi, both phytopathogenic and toxigenic,
that infects various cereals worldwide, the existing methods of Fusarium spp. suppression in …

We hypothesized that nematode and microbial communities vary between soil aggregate
fractions due to variations in physical and/or resource constraints associated with each …

A variety of organic materials (eg composts, paper recycling wastes, hay) can be used as in-
row mulches in perennial horticultural cropping systems such as high density apple …

Soil food webs perform the important ecosystem services necessary to maintain both
agricultural productivity and ecosystem health. Higher trophic levels in soil food webs can …

In tropical forest ecosystems, highly weathered soils are often considered as relatively
nitrogen-rich but phosphorus-poor. Nutrient availability greatly regulates ecosystem …

The family Tylenchidae is a large group of soil nematodes but their feeding habits are not
fully known. We studied the fungal-feeding abilities of nematodes in the genus Filenchus …

The analysis of nematode community composition by high throughput sequencing (HTS)
has attracted much attention because of its advantage for throughput, high resolution and …

In order to improve understanding of how long-term use of manure affects nitrogen cycling
processes, the effects of multiple years of manure applications on abundance of protozoa …

Forest litter and soil may contain> 10× 106 individual nematodes⊙ m–2 and, regionally,>
400 species. Root-feeding nematodes may be pathogenic to young plants; microbial …