Host status of 10 fungal isolates for two nematode species, Filenchus misellus and Aphelenchus avenae

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Soil nematode communities are ecologically more mature beneath late- than early-successional stage biological soil crusts (2007, background): “For example, Tylenchidae (represented by Tylenchus and Filenchus in this study) is often categorized an herbivores, but it has been shown that fungivory may be more common for some species of this family (Okada et al., 2002,2005; Okada and Kadota, 2003).”
Effects of Cover Cropping, Solarization, and Soil Fumigation on Nematode Communities (2006, result): “group is confirmed by recent studies on population growth rates of Filenchus on different isolates of fungal culture (Okada and Kadota 2003; Okada et al. 2005), and by increased abundance of these nematodes in potted soil amended with crop residues without the presence of plants (McSorley and Freder”