Heterodera vallicola sp n. (Tylenchida : Heteroderidae) from elm trees, Ulmus japonica (Rehd.) Sarg. in the Primorsky territory, the Russian Far East, with rDNA identification of closely related species
As. Eroshenko et al., Heterodera vallicola sp n. (Tylenchida : Heteroderidae) from elm trees, Ulmus japonica (Rehd.) Sarg. in the Primorsky territory, the Russian Far East, with rDNA identification of closely related species, RUSS J NEMA, 9(1), 2001, pp. 9-17
Heterodera vallicola sp. n. is described from the rhizosphere and roots of
elm plants Ulmus japonica (Rehd.) Sarg. (Ulmaceae Urticales), growing in a
forest along the Ilistaija river in the Mikhailovsky district, Primorsky re
gion, the Russian Far East. This species belongs to the Humuli group. It di
ffers from N. riparia by its more rounded cysts, narrower semifenestral wid
th, longer length stylet and longer hyaline part of tail for the second sta
ge juveniles. It can be distinguished from H. humuli by having a shorter fe
nestral length, and smaller body length females and males. Restriction enzy
me analysis of the ITS regions of ribosomal DNA obtained with AluI, Alw26I,
CfoI, DdeI, PvuII, and RsaI clearly distinguished H. vallicola sp. n. from
H. humuli and N. riparia. Phylogenetic relationships of H. vallicola sp. n
. with other Humuli group species are given based on analyses of the ITS se
quences.