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Stunt nematodes in the genus Tylenchorhynchus are common plant-parasitic nematodes, and several species have been reported to damage crops (Handoo et al. 2014). In 2015 and 2016, eleven soil samples were collected from a soybean (Glycine max) field in Richland County, ND. Nematodes were extracted from soil using sugar centrifugal flotation method (Jenkins 1964). Nine samples contained the stunt nematodes ranging from 125 to 900 per kg of soil. One soil sample with 600 stunt nematodes per kg was planted with a soybean cultivar Sheyenne in three replicates. After three months of growth at 22°C under greenhouse conditions, the stunt nematode population increased to a final density of 1,953 ± 674 individuals per kg of soil. The reproductive factor of this nematode was 3.26. Soybean roots were washed with tap water and brown lesions were observed on the roots. Morphological measurements of adult females (n = 14) included body length (mean = 744.3 μm, range = 622.0-830.0), stylet (21.3 μm, 20.0-22.5), body widt...

First Report of a New Stunt Nematode Tylenchorhynchus sp. From a Soybean Field in North Dakota