@article{icrisat2061,
           title = {Paralongidorus bullatus n. sp. from groundnut soils in Niger and comments on Xiphinema parasetariae Luc },
       publisher = {Society of Nematologists},
          author = {S B Sharma and M R Siddiqi},
           pages = {579--584},
            year = {1990},
          volume = {22},
         journal = {Journal of Nematology   },
          number = {4},
             url = {http://oar.icrisat.org/2061/},
        abstract = {Paralongidorus bullatus n. sp. from groundnut soils in Sador6, Niger is described and
illustrated. It is distinguishable from most species of the genus by its body and odontostyle lengths,
knob-like head, and digitate ending of the protoplasmic region of the tail. Length of the female
body is 4.4-5.5 mm, of the odontostyle 132-156/{\texttt{\char126}}m, and of the tail 32-44 t{\texttt{\char126}}m. Tail terminus is
conoid to broadly rounded. Uteri are well developed, without sperms. Males are not found. Xiphinema
parasetariae Luc 1958, a species inquirenda, is validated and, based on measurements and tail structures,
X. attorodorum Luc 1961 is proposed as a synonym of X. parasetariae. Additional measurements are
given for its females and juveniles.}
}