Helmintological phytosanitary control in tomato culture (Solanum lycopersicum L.) in green houses

Abstract

One of the major importance in the process of increasing the productivity and quality of tomato fruits grown in protected areas, is the phytosanitary control on the parasitic helminthological fauna, on the main complexes of harmful phytonematodes in dynamics spread cultivation of the tomato crop cycles, in order to apply the necessary protection measures. Green houses, solariums, nurseries and vegetable crops that are situated near the field are prone to the attack of various associations of harmful parasitic nematodes, that usually attack all seasonal cycle, in the dynamics of vegetation. The scope and the objectives proposed estimate the phytosanitary helmintological control achieved at the tomato growth from protected areas, in elucidating the helmintological phytoparasitic impact with the establishment of the invasive nematofauna, with the determination of the degree of affection, the structure, the frequency and the abundance of the associations, argumentation of ecological protection procedures.