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Criconemoides raskiensis De Grisse, 1964
Macroposthonia raskiensis (De Grisse, 1964) De Grisse & Loof, 1965 Neocriconema raskiense (De Grisse, 1964) Diab & Jenkins, 1965 Criconemella raskiensis (De Grisse, 1964) Luc & Raski, 1981 |
Annules 115-130, plain, retrorse, overlapping. Anastomosis sometimes
present, 7 dorsal and 3 ventral seen on one specimen. Annules bearing minute,
refractive elements. Labial disc almost submerged in cupped first annule.
Spear 47u-52u long. Details of anterior end and tails as illustrated. Ovary
with several lines of oocytes except in region of multiplication. Spheroid
offset spermatheca packed with spermatozoa. Caudal annules 9-11, the terminal
one extended in 1 to 4 sharp points. Males not collected.
Criconemoides raskiensis is distinctive because of the simple
labial disc almost submerged in first annule, fine ornamentation of retrorse
annules, short spear, multiple rows of oocytes and form and arrangement
of caudal annules.
Habitat: Fourteen specimens from bank of slough 2 miles west of Brookings,
South Dakota. De Grisse’s specimens were collected in Holland.
(Description- Thorne & Malek, 1968)