Infection with nematode eggs
Brendan Carson
bcarson at csuvax1.murdoch.edu.au
Fri Mar 3 02:36:37 EST 1995
How do I infect my tobacco plants with M.javanica? I have tomato
plants that are heavily infected. I rip up the tomato plants, wash the
roots in NaOCl (5%) seive and wash with water. Then I get a microscope
and look at all the dead nematodes and inert eggs. Was it something I
said? Is it something about the hypochlorite: what is the best
concentration/temperature/duration of exposure? After this they get
stored in .4MNaCl: is this right? Was there a paper that described
this originally? Is there a simpler way of doing this?
Thanks
bcarson at csuvax1.murdoch.edu.au
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