Sharing Information on Nematode Studies
Sharing information on nematode studies will have mutual benefits.
25th Nematological Society of Southern Africa Symposium
At the symposium in Mpumalanga, Hans Helder, associate professor at the Laboratory of Nematology at Wageningen University & Research, highlighted soil health and how long-read DNA sequencing can identify beneficial and harmful nematodes.
According to Helder,
farmers required knowledge and practical tools to enable them to transition to more sustainable agricultural practices.
Nematodes are one of the most abundant and varied soil animals, living in all soil habitats and employing different life strategies.
Author's summary: Nematode studies have mutual benefits for sustainable agriculture.