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Fig 1.

Morphological characters of Steinernema feltiae at zero concentration of Nemafric-BL phytonematicide.

1: Body length; 2: Stoma; 3: Excretory pore to anterior end; 4: Pharynx; 5: Rectum; 6: Anal body diameter; 7: Tail (All measurements were in μm).

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Fig 2.

Positive quadratic curve for Steinernema feltiae body length against Nemafric-BL phytonematicide, with log-transformed (untransformed) extremum at 2.80% (5.60%).

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Fig 3.

Positive quadratic relations in Steinernema feltiae De Man ratios versus Nemafric-BL phytonematicide: Ratio a (C = A/B) as proportion of body length (A) to mid-body diameter (B), ratio b (E = D/E) as proportion of body length (D) to pharynx length (E), ratio c (I = G/H) as proportion of body length (G) to tail length (H) and ratio c' (L = J/K) as proportion of tail length (J) to anal body diameter (K).

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Table 1.

Extrema for Nemafric-BL phytonematicide concentration to generate optimum/minimum morphometrics for organs in Steinernema feltiae infective juveniles.

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Fig 4.

Negative quadratic relations in Steinernema feltiae selected morphometric against Nemafric-BL phytonematicide: Neck base diameter (A), mid-body diameter (B), stoma length (C), anal body diameter (D), tail length (E), head width (F), cuticle thickness (G) and pharynx length (H).

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Fig 5.

Negative linear relation in Steinernema feltiae excretory pore to anterior end length versus Nemafric-BL phytonematicide.

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Fig 6.

Cross-section of a nematode showing cuticle, muscles and internal organs in pseudocoelom cavity (Improved from Shokoohi, 2019).

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