Predatory fungi are a group of fungi that produce a variety of traps, including sticky nets, sticky balls, sticky branches, constriction rings, and three-dimensional fungal nets, to catch nematodes. To date, more than 380 species of predatory fungi have been reported from around the world, including members of the phyla Splanchomycetes, Ascomycetes, Stromatophora, and Hemiptera. They are widely distributed worldwide and exist in various ecological environments, including agricultural soils, garden soils, forest soils, etc.
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Fig.1 Morphology of the predatory organ.
In addition to the inducing substances, the sticky substances produced by the predatory organs are also important for efficient nematode predation. There are few reports on the specific composition of the sticky substances. We help our clients analyze the sticky material produced by predatory organs to provide easy access for their research.
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