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Taxonomic composition of nematodes associated with dog rose roots and rhizosphere soil in Surkhandarya was analyzed. Morphological identification records comprise 45 species, 23 genera, 12 families and five orders. Ecological composition and implications for phytosanitary assessment are discussed.
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