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Original Articles

Descriptions of one new and two known species of Panagrolaimoidea (Nematoda) from India

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Pages 867-884 | Received 26 Nov 2011, Accepted 23 Dec 2011, Published online: 16 Feb 2012
 

Abstract

Two known species of the genus Propanagrolaimus Andrássy, Citation2005 and a new species of genus Plectonchus Fuchs, Citation1930 are described and illustrated. Propanagrolaimus filiformis de Man, 1880 is described with some additional features, namely presence of hypodermal glands; smaller intra-uterine eggs, relatively anterior vulva, rectum with expanded lumen and smaller tail. Propanagrolaimus hygrophilus (Bassen, Citation1940) is also described with minor variations. Plectonchus longevulvus sp. nov. is the first report of the genus from India collected from two different localities and characterized by thick cuticle; presence of crystalloids in pseudocoelom; indistinct lateral field; weakly sclerotized funnel-shaped stoma; posterior vulva; presence of ovoid glandular cells associated with dorsal and ventral uterine walls; spicules having prominent capitula and beak-like distal ends; lancet-shaped, proximally-hooked gubernaculum and seven pairs of caudal papillae in 1+1/1+P+1+2+1 configuration.

Acknowledgements

The financial assistance provided by the Department of Science and Technology (DST) and Ministry of Environment and Forests (MOEF) New Delhi, is gratefully acknowledged.

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