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The infectivity of Steinernema kushidai was compared with that ot' othcr steinernematid and hctcrorhabditid nematodes for threc diffbrend, insects, There wcre significant diflercnccs bcLwcen thc infectivites of S. kushicini a d othci' nematodes, tested in this study, for wax moth larvae, Catteria rnelgoneUa, searabacid beetle larvae, Anomala cmprea, and Japanese pine sawyer adults and larvae, ildbnochamus alternattts. Steinernema hashidai was the rnosL inl'ectious ncmatocle for A. c'mpxea larvae both on wet filter paper and in soil. S. bibionis, S. .fbltiae, S. glaseri, S. intermedia, and Ifeterorhabditis hetiethidis were not int'ect{ve for A. dmprea, S, kushidoi was lcss infhctivc for C, melloneiga larvae and M. alternatus arfu]ts and larvae than the other nematode species. S. kushidei required rnore timc to kill host insects than did other ncmatedes. Development of S. kushidai in insect cadavers in gcneral diillered from that of other steinernematids by lack ofsccond generation adults, Interspccific variation in thc infectivity

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Comparison of the Infectivity of Steinernema kushidai(Nematode : Steinernematidae) and Other Steinernemated and Heterohabditid Nematodes for Three Different Insects