A survey of phytonematodes associated with pomegranate was conducted encompassing 12 localities of Balochistan Province. Twelve genera were recorded from the rhizosphere of pomegranate. The most dominant species was Meloidogyne incognita. Species diversity (H’) was highest in Wadh while lowest in Ali Dasht. Equitability (J’) component of diversity was highest in Kork and lowest in Ali Dasht, while species richness (d’) component was highest in Alat. The soils associated with Pomegranate orchards were coarse-structured, alkaline with low maximum water holding capacity. In most cases similarities were low between localities.
Articles · Volume 23, Issue 3, 17 March 2018 · Open Access
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- 1*PARC-Crops Diseases Research Institute, University of Karachi, Karachi, Pakistan. **Institute of Environmental Studies, University of Karachi, Karachi, Pakistan.
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- Pakistan Journal of Agricultural Research
- Published:
- 17 March 2018

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