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Characteristics of Phylum Nematoda | |
Basic Classification of Nematodes | |
Economic Significance of Phylum Nematoda | |
Phylum Nematoda Examples |
Class 2: Phasmidia
Further Classification of Aphasmidia (Class 1) into Orders:
Further Classification of Phasmidia (Class 2) into Orders:
This classification provides a systematic way to categorize nematodes based on the presence or absence of caudal sensory organs (phasmids) and their characteristics within each class.
Soil Aeration and Nutrient Distribution:
Crop, Livestock, and Human Health Impact:
Contribution to Nutrient Cycling:
Natural Pest Control:
Key Players in Ecosystems:
1. Ascaris
Classification of Ascaris–
Ascaris
2. Adenophorea
Classification of Adenophorea–
Adenophorea
3. Enoplea
Classification of Enoplea–
Enoplea
In summary, Phylum Nematoda has a multifaceted economic impact, ranging from positive effects on soil health and pest control to negative consequences in agriculture, livestock, and human health due to parasitic infections. Understanding and managing nematode populations are essential for maintaining a balanced ecosystem and sustainable economic activities.
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