Ekspresowa Analiza Zagrożenia Agrofagiem: Pratylenchus zeae Graham, 1951

Pratylenchus zeae can be introduced into the PRA area with plants, plant waste and soil. The nematode is likely to colonize crops grown under covers in natural soil substrate. To minimize the likelihood of nematode introduction and spread in the PRA, it is important to: - Inspect parcels for the presence of nematodes, which prevents the introduction of the organism into the PRA area; - Use only nematode-free propagating material, in order to prevent the introduction of the organism into the PRA area; - If nematodes are found in open ground, take measures to prevent their further spread. To this end, avoid carrying the pest in the soil adjacent to tools and agricultural machinery used in field work. It is also recommended to avoid spreading the nematode in plant material, i.e. with plant roots; - Apply chemical protection products approved for the control of plant parasitic nematodes in specific crops; - If nematodes are found in crops under covers, fumigate the ground using chemicals containing, for example, dazomet or sodium metam.
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