Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from Growers' Guide to Plant Parasitic Nematodes Found in Maine
Nematodes are simple worms consisting of an elongate stomach and reproduction system inside a resistant outer cuticle (outer skin). Most nematodes are so small, between 400 microns to 5 mm long, that a microscope is needed to see them. Their small size, resistant cuticle, and ability to adapt to severe and changing environments have made nematodes one of the most abundant animals on earth. As Nathaniel Cobb explained in 1914.
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