Findings from Perennia’s Nova Scotia nematode project

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Findings from Perennia’s Nova Scotia nematode project

A three-year project – begun in 2021 – sought to address the increasing threat of nematodes in Nova Scotia. Plant parasitic nematodes are microscopic roundworms that feed on roots and can significantly impact crop production. Preliminary sampling in Nova Scotia showed high populations of plant parasitic nematodes in horticultural crops. » Read More...

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