Plant parasitic nematodes in sustainable agriculture of North America. Vol. 1 – Canada, Mexico and Western USA. Vol. 2 – Northeastern, Midwestern and Southern USA.

Highlights from the article: Plant-parasitic nematodes (PPN) are one of the most economically important pathogens on a number of important crops, causing extensive damage and significant yield loss. In this volume, readers can find a great diversity of crops and PPN species already treated in different chapters of volume 1. In addition, other agronomic practices such as tillage have the potential to suppress soil populations of I H. glycines i in North Central Region of USA, or planting early before nematode juveniles hatch and become active in the soil.