Stem Nematode Analysis
Test Code
NE00006
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Method Used
Morphological Image Analysis
Accreditation
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Standard Turnaround Time
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Symptoms of stem nematode infection include malformation of foliage and necrosis of plant tissue.
Using an accredited morphological method our expert nematologists can accurately identify stem nematodes from your plant samples, including onions, narcissus, legumes, cereals, brassicas, and potatoes.
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| Detail | Specification |
|---|---|
Test Code | NE00006 |
Standard Turnaround Time | 15 working days |
Parameters tested | Nematodes |
Method Used | Morphological Image Analysis |
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