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AAFC Catalog of Order Tylenchi I*l 83ri:HX'" Catalog of the Catalogue, Ordre Order Tylenchida d,es Tylenchida (Nematoda) (Nematoda) Catalog of the Catalogue, Ordre Order Tylenchida des Tylenchida (Nematoda) (Nematoda) B.A. Ebsary B.A. Ebsary Biosystematics Research Centre Centre des recherches biosyst6matiques Ottawa, Ontario Ottawa (Ontario) K1A 0C6 K1A 0C6 Research Branch Direction g6n6rale de la recherche Agriculture Canada Agriculture Canada Publication 1869/8 Publication 1869/8 1 991 1991 @ Minister of Supply and Service Canada 1991 o Mini.tr" des Approvisionnements et Services Cat. No. A53-1869/1991 Canada 1991 ISBN 0-660-56494-7 No. de cat. A53-1869/t99I nilir'i:""'-i-' Available in Canada through Associated Bookstores and other booksellers or by mail from Canada En vente au Canada par I'entremise de nos agents Communication Group-Publishing libraires agr66s et autres libraires-ou par la poste au Ottawa, Canada K1A 0S9 Groupe Communication Canada-Edition Ottawa (Ontario) KlA 0S9 Price is subject to change without notice Prix sujet b changement sans pr6avis Canadian Cataloguing in Publication Data Donn€es de catalogage avant publication Ebsary, B.A. (Barry Alan) (Canada) Catalog of the order Tylenchida (Nematoda; : Ebsary, B.A. (Barry, Alan) Catalogue, Ordre des Tylenchida (Nematoda) Catalog of the order Tylenchida (Nematoda) : (Publication ; 1869/8) Catalogue, Ordre des Tylenchida (Nematoda) Text in English and French in parallel columns. (Publication ; 1869iB) Includes bibliographical references and index. Cat. no. A53-1869/1991 Texte en anglais et en frangais sur 2 col. Comprend ISBN 0-660-56494-7 des r6f6rences bibliogr' et un index' No de cat. A53-1869/1991 1. Tylenchida. I. Canada. Agriculture Canada. ISBN 0-660-56494'7 Research Branch. II. Title. III. Title: Catalogue, Ordre des Tylenchida. IV. Series: Publication l. Tylenchides. I. Canada. Agriculture Canada. (Canada. Agriculture Canada). Direction g6ndrale de la recherche. English ; L869lE. II. Titre. III. Titre: Catalogue, Ordre des Tylenchida. IV. Coll': Publication (Canada. QL391.N4E2 1991 595.182 C91-099105-7E Agriculture Canada). Frangais : 1869iF. Cover illustration QL391.N4E2 1991 595.r82 C91-099105-7E Tylenchus davainei Bastian, female Illutration de Ia couverture Produced by Research Program Service Tylenchus davainei Bastian, femelle Production du Service aux programmes de recherches CONTENTS TABLE DES MATIERES INTRODUCTION . I INTRODUCTION. .....1 ORDER TYLENCHIDA . 4 ORDREDESTYLENCHIDA ...4 Suborder Tylenchina + Sous-ordredesTylenchina ...4 Family Tylenchidae 4 FamilledesTylenchidae ....4 Subfamily Tylenchinae 4 Sous-familleTylenchinae ...... 4 Subfamily Ecphyadophorinae 8 Sous-famille des Ecphyadophorinae . 8 Subfamily Tylodorinae 9 Sous-famille des Tylodorinae . 9 Subfamily Atylenchinae 10 Sous-famille des Atylenchinae 10 Subfamily Boleodorinae 11 Sous-famille des Boleodorinae 11 Family Anguinidae t4 FamilledesAnguinidae ..."..14 Family Dolichodoridae . 22 FamilledesDolichodoridae . 22 Family Belonolaimidae 22 FamilledesBelonolaimidae ...... 22 Subfamily Telotylenchinae 23 Sous-famille des Telotylenchinae . 23 Subfamily Belonolaiminae . 3I Sous-famille des Belonolaiminae . 31 Family Hoplolaimidae 32 FamilledesHoplolaimidae . 32 Subfamily Hoplolaiminae 32 Sous-famille des Hoplolaiminae . 32 Subfamily Rotylenchulinae 40 Sous-famille des Rotylenchulinae . 40 Family Pratylenchidae 40 FamilledesPratylenchidae . 40 Subfamily Pratylenchinae 40 Sous-famille des Pratylenchinae . 40 Subfamily Nacobbinae 45 Sous-famille des Nacobbinae 45 Family Heteroderidae 45 Famille des Heteroderidae 45 Subfamily Heteroderinae . 45 Sous-famille des Heteroderinae . 45 Subfamily Meloidogyninae 48 Sous-famille des Meloidogyninae . 48 Subfamily Nacobboderinae 50 Sous-famille des Nacobboderinae 50 Family Criconematidae . 50 FamilledesCriconematidae . 50 Subfamily Criconematinae 50 Sous-famille des Criconematinae 50 Subfamily Hemicycliophorinae . 70 Sous-familledesHemicycliophorinae . 70 Family Tylenchulidae 't2 Famille des Tylenchulidae 72 Subfamily Tylenchulinae t5 Sous-famille des Tylenchulinae . 73 Subfamily Paratylenchinae t5 Sous-famille des Paratylenchinae . .'13 Subfamily Tylenchocriconematinae 75 Sous-famille des Tylenchocriconematinae . 75 Suborder Hexatylina 75 Sous-ordre des Hexatylina 75 Family Neotylenchidae 75 FamilledesNeotylenchidae ...... 75 Subfamily Neotylenchinae . '75 Sous-famille des Neotylenchinae . .'75 Suborder Sphaerulariina 76 Sous-ordre des Sphaerulariina . '76 Family Allantonematidae . 76 Famille des Allantonematidae 76 Subfamily Allantonematinae 76 Sous-famille des Allantonematinae 76 Subfamily Fergusobiinae 80 Sous-famille des Fergusobiinae . 80 Family Sphaerulariidae 80 FamilledesSphaerulariidae .. 80 Subfamily Sphaerulariinae 80 Sous-famille des Sphaerulariinae . 80 Subfamily Contortylenchinae . 82 Sous-famille des Contortylenchinae 82 Family Iotonchiidae 83 Famille des Iotonchiidae 83 Subfamily Iotonchiinae 83 Sous-familledes Iotonchiinae . 83 Family Parasitylenchidae . 84 Famille des Parasitylenchidae 84 Subfamily Parasitylenchinae 84 Sous-famille des Parasitylenchinae 84 Suborder Aphelenchina . 85 Sous-ordre des Aphelenchina . 85 Family Aphelenchidae 85 FamilledesAphelenchidae . 85 Family Aphelenchoididae 86 Famille des Aphelenchoididae 86 iii Catalos of the Order Tvlenchida Subfamily Aphelenchoidinae . 86 Sous-famille des Aphelenchoidinae 86 FamilyEntaphelenchidae. 95 Famille des Entaphelenchidae 95 FamilyParaphelenchidae .. ... 95 Famille des Paraphelenchidae 95 Subfamily Paraphelenchinae . 95 Sous-famille des Paraphelenchinae 95 REFERENCES . .96 BIBLIOGRAPHIE . INDEX . 193 INDEX 193 iv INTRODUCTION INTRODUCTION Catalogs serye a useful purpose by consolidating Les catalogues permettent de regrouper en une vast amounts of information from a wide variety of seule publication une grande quantit6 d'information sources into one publication. Tarjan (1961) was the de sources multiples. Ta{an (1961) a 6t6 le premier first worker to consolidate the nomenclature and chercheur I pr6senter une base unifi6e pour la systematics of plant and soil nematodes. His nomenclature et la syst6matique des n6matodes des publication was organized alphabetically by plantes et du sol. La structure de sa publication individual species. Baker (1962) provided a similar suivait I'ordre alphab6tique des espbces catalog, but his was organized into family and individuelles. Baker (1962) a produit une liste du generic groupings with the species placed m6me genre sauf que la sienne 6tait group6e par accordingly. I-ater, Tarjan and Hopper (1974) and famille et par genre, chaque espEce 6tant placee en Hopper and Tarjan (L977, 1978) updated and consdquence. Plus tard, Tat'an et Hopper (1974) et follorved the format in Tarjan (1961). These useful Hopper et Tat'an (1977 , 1978) ont mis i jour cette publications are now out of date. liste, toujours selon la pr6sentation adopt6e en 1961 In the past 30 years a proliferation of new par Tarjan. Ces publications fort utiles sont nematode taxa has made it increasingly difficult to maintenant malheureusement 6puisdes. keep up with taxonomic changes and additions. I Les 30 dernibres ann6es ont vu apparaitre undertook the present work to provide a une riche floraison de nouveaux taxons de consolidated list for the order Tylenchida, making n6matodes, ce qui rend de plus en plus difficile la the widely scattered nematological material easily t6che de se tenir au fait des changements et des and readily accessible to nematologists. This rajouts taxonomiques. Le pr6sent ouvrage offre une publication is limited to the Tylenchida, which classification regroup6e de I'ordre des Tylenchida, includes most of the plant parasitic nematodes qui rend ce matdriel ndmatologique, jusqu'ici trop pertinent to woddwide agriculture. dparpilld, facile d'accbs pour les n6matologues. Si Throughout this text I have found that the la publication se limite aux Tylenchida, c'est que work by Siddiqi (1986) on the Tylenchida and the cet ordre comprend la plupart des n6matodes series of 11 articles by Fortuner, Geraert, Luc, phytoparasites qui intdressent les agriculteurs de Maggenti, and Raski (L987, 1988) on a reappraisal tous les pays. of Tylenchina not only were helpful in providing A la lecture de ce texte, j'ai constat6 que species consolidation but also gave two distinct les travaux de Siddiqi (1986) sur les Tylenchida et versions of nematode laxonomy and nomenclature. les 11 articles de Fortuner, Geraert, Luc, Maggenti Siddiqi generally took a more liberal approach. He et Raski (1987, 1988) sur une r66valuation de recognized many more genera, subfamilies and I'ordre, non seulement ont grandement aid6 i families than the conservative concept of Fortuner fournir un groupement par espdce, mais aussi et al. I have tried to provide a balance between the donnaient deux versions trbs diff6rentes de la two viewpoints, although, in general, I have taken taxonomie et de la nomenclature des n6matodes. a more conservative approach and folloved L'ouvrage de Siddiqi recommandait en effet Fortuner et al. (1987, 1988). Both groups have beaucoup plus de genres, de sous-familles et de provided much to think about. familles que Fortuner et ses collbgues (1987, The outline of the text on the Tylenchina 1988), plus conservateurs. J'ai essayd de r6tablir follorved Fortuner et al. (1987, 1988), the l'6quilibre entre les deux points de vue, bien que Hexatylina follo,ved Siddiqi (1986) with some dans I'ensemble j'ai plot6t adoptd celui de Fortuner realignment after Fortuner and Raski (1987), et coll. (1987, 1988).
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