Unknotting the microbial role in the life cycle and survival of root-knot nematodes

O. Topalovic; F. Bak; S. Santos; Holger Heuer; M. Haubjerg Nicolaisen; F. Ekelund; M. Vestergard; S.A. Geisen

Unknotting the microbial role in the life cycle and survival of root-knot nematodes

O. Topalovic
, F. Bak
, S. Santos
, Holger Heuer
, M. Haubjerg Nicolaisen
, F. Ekelund
, M. Vestergard
, S.A. Geisen

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Abstract

Plants may recruit beneficial microbiome to fight against the nematode attack. However, depending on the plant host and soil type, microbiome may also facilitate nematode survival and parasitism. We attempt to decipher these interactions in vitro and in the greenhouse using classical methods and next generation sequencing. Our work aims to add up to the sustainable control of root-knot nematodes by better understanding their life cycle.

Original language	English
Pages	80-81
Publication status	Published - 24 Sept 2023
Event	53 ONTA ANNUAL MEETING : "Nematodes and Food Security: Urgency, Discovery and Global Exchange" - Cairo, Egypt Duration: 24 Sept 2023 → 29 Sept 2023 https://ontaweb.org/meeting2023/2023onta_program.pdf

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Conference/symposium	53 ONTA ANNUAL MEETING
Country/Territory	Egypt
City	Cairo
Period	24/09/23 → 29/09/23
Internet address	https://ontaweb.org/meeting2023/2023onta_program.pdf

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Unknotting the microbial role in the life cycle and survival of root-knot nematodes

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