Understanding the Interaction Between an Obligate Hyperparasitic Bacterium, Pasteuria penetrans and its Obligate Plant-Parasitic Nematode Host, Meloidogyne spp.

Keyphrases

• Endospores 100%
• Plant-parasitic Nematodes 100%
• Meloidogyne 100%
• Obligate 100%
• Biocontrol Agent 100%
• Nematodes 100%
• Nematode Host 100%
• Pasteuria Penetrans 100%
• Mucin 50%
• Velcro 50%
• Virulence Evolution 50%
• Collagen-like 50%
• Genome Survey 50%
• Genomic Data 50%
• Commercial Development 50%
• Daphnia 50%
• Vegetative Bacteria 50%
• Spore Attachment 50%
• Sporogenesis 50%
• Pasteuria Ramosa 50%
• Hyperparasitoid 50%
• Phosphorylation 50%
• Endospore-forming Bacteria 50%
• Root-knot Nematode 50%
• Nematode Cuticle 50%
• Host Specificity 50%
• Cation Concentration 50%
• Vegetative Stage 50%
• Vegetative Growth 50%
• Ecological Study 50%

Immunology and Microbiology

• Pasteuria 100%
• Meloidogyne 100%
• Nematode 100%
• Parasitic Nematodes 100%
• Endospore 66%
• Cuticle 66%
• Mucin 33%
• Life Cycle 33%
• Hib Vaccine 33%
• Host Range 33%
• Sporogenesis 33%
• Vegetative Growth 33%
• Endospore-Forming Rods and Cocci 33%
• Vegetative Stage 33%
• Coevolution 33%
• Daphnia 33%

Agricultural and Biological Sciences

• Plant Parasitic Nematodes 100%
• Pasteuria penetrans 100%
• Meloidogyne 100%
• Nematode 100%
• Endospore 100%
• Cuticle 66%
• Mucin 33%
• Coevolution 33%
• Pasteuria 33%
• Daphnia 33%
• Sporogenesis 33%
• Vegetative Growth 33%
• Hyperparasite 33%
• Host Range 33%