Fungi and nematodes are among the most abundant organisms in the terrestrial ecosystem. The plant nematode is the second largest phylum in the animal kingdom, encompassing an estimated 500,000 species. Nematodes do not decompose organic matter but are parasitic or free-living organisms that feed on living materials. On the other hand, fungi are the principal decomposers of dead organic matter; they perform fundamental roles in nutrient cycling in the ecosystem. Both fungi and nematodes (as well as all animals) are heterotrophs. They are commonly found co-existing in a diversity of natural and man-made ecosystems, especially in the rhizosphere of plants, including crops, with significant impacts on agriculture and forestry.
Lifeasible provides analysis services of nematode interactions with fungi to help our customers worldwide in plant science research. Our platform is equipped with cutting-edge facilities and professional experts to support research. Here, we provide various services according to customers’ demands.
Fig.1 Fungi-nematode interactions in soil.
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