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2025-12-31

Nematode fauna in pea production areas of Cundinamarca, Colombia

Nematofauna en zonas productoras de arveja en Cundinamarca, Colombia

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https://doi.org/10.15446/agron.colomb.v43n3.122051

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ecology, leguminous plants, Simpson diversity index, soil pathogens, trophic levels (en)
ecología, leguminosas, índice de diversidad de Simpson, patógenos del suelo, niveles tróficos (es)

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Despite their importance, the presence of plant-parasitic nematodes that affect pea crops in Colombia remains unknown. To determine the nematode fauna present in the pea crop areas of Cundinamarca (Colombia), 68 soil samples were collected from the municipalities of Une, Subachoque, Madrid, and Mosquera and analyzed. Nematodes were extracted using a sieving centrifugal-flotation technique and identified using standard taxonomic keys. Tylenchus was common across all locations, and Pratylenchus was found in three of the four municipalities under study. In addition,Helicotylenchus, Paratylenchus, and Globodera were found in two of four locations. Rotylenchus and Tylenchorhynchus were only recollected in Subachoque, while Monotrichodorus was found only in Une, and Nothocriconemoides, in Mosquera. Regarding relative abundance: Une, Mosquera, and Subachoque showed high percentages of plantparasitic nematodes (68.0%, 54.8%, and 35.7%, respectively). In contrast, bacterial feeder nematodes were more abundant in Madrid (51.3%). Subachoque had the greatest diversity (0.83), followed by Une (0.80), Mosquera (0.76), and Madrid (0.59), according to Simpson’s diversity index. The genera Monotrichodorus and Nothocriconemoides, found in pea-producing areas of Colombia, had not been previously reported. The results obtained represent the first approach to nematode fauna in pea-producing regions of Cundinamarca.

A pesar de su importancia, aún se desconoce la presencia de nematodos fitoparásitos que afectan los cultivos de arveja en Colombia. Para determinar la nematofauna presente en zonas de cultivo de arveja de Cundinamarca (Colombia), se recolectaron y analizaron 68 muestras de suelo de los municipios de Une, Subachoque, Madrid y Mosquera. Los nematodos se extrajeron mediante la técnica de tamizado y se identificaron mediante claves taxonómicas estándar. Como resultados, Tylenchus fue común para todas las localidades, Pratylenchus se encontró en tres de los cuatro municipios de estudio. Además, se encontraron: Helicotylenchus, Pratylenchus, Paratylenchus, Globodera, Monotrichodorus. Rotylenchus y Meloidogyne en Subachoque, en tanto, Monotrichodorus, Nothocriconemoides y Tylenchorhynchus fueron específicos de los municipios de Une, Mosquera y Subachoque, respectivamente. En cuanto a la abundancia relativa, Une, Mosquera y Subachoque mostraron porcentajes elevados de nematodos fitoparásitos (68%, 54.8% y 35.7%, respectivamente), mientras que los nematodos bacteriófagos fueron más abundantes en Madrid (51.3%). Subachoque presentó la mayor diversidad (0.83), seguido de Une (0.79), Mosquera (0.76) y Madrid (0.59) según el índice de diversidad de Simpson. Los géneros Monotrichodorus y Nothocriconemoides encontrados en este estudio no han sido reportados en zonas productoras de arveja en Colombia. Los resultados obtenidos son una primera aproximación a la nematofauna en zonas productoras de arveja en Cundinamarca.

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