Citation:

13 Control by chemicals. 1968. Chapter 13. Pages 132-156. In: Charles E Palm (editor). 1968. Control of Plant—Parasitic Nematodes. Principles of Plant and Animal Pest Control. Volume 4. Publication No. 1696. Agricultural Board, National Research Council, National Academy of Sciences, Washington DC, 172 pages. ISBN 6860085

Keywords: characteristics of nematocides, types, phytotoxicity, residues in plants and soil, factors influencing nematode kill in soil, soil type, soil condition, soil moisture and temperature, application depth, application rate, application methods, formulations, applicators, injectors, plow application, types of treatments, preplant treatment, treatment at planting time, postplant treatment, bare—root dip, seed treatment, basic studies on nematocides, movement to site of action in soil, penetration into the nematode, mode of action of the nematocide on the nematode, halogenated hydrocarbons, organophosphates, carbamates, selectivity of nematocides, development of resistance to nematocides