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The Hatching of Heterodera Goettingiana in Response To Brief Exposure To Pea Root Diffusate
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Duration and repetition of stimulation by pea root diffusate are very important in the hatch of Heterodera goettingiana from free eggs. Exposure periods of > 18 h per week were necessary to achieve hatches commensurate with those obtained from continuous exposure to diffusate. The results are compared with previous data on the hatching response of Globodera rostochiensis.
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