Anguillule of cereals and the bulbs

The anguillule of cereals and the bulbs ( Ditylenchus dipsaci (Kuhn, 1857)) is a Nématode (towards round) of 1 with 2mm length, very common in Europe whose hosts are more than one thousand of plants, but mainly:

of the graminaceous (oats, Rye, Corn)
of the liliaceous (Onion, garlic, Leek) vermicular cf Disease of the onion
of the leguminous (alfalfa, Bean, pea, Clover)
of the solanaceous (Potato, Tobacco)
of the crucifères (cabbage, Turnip, mustard)
of the moracées (Hemp, Hop).

It can persist in the ground with the state of life slowed down during several years (10 years?) They can nevertheless survive drying for a long time. Thus scientists could highlight which this species could survive during twenty years in a mass of dry cotton wadding.

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