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Juveniles of Caenorhabditis elegans were transformed to dumpy in the media containing methomyl (10 ,sg/ml) or aldoxycarb (500csg/ml), but not in the media containing methylisothiocyanate (MITC). The dumpy did not recover to its normal structure even after being transferred to fresh medium, but underwent to adulthood with a lower reproduction rate. The progeny from the dumpy forms was normal in structure, however, its reproductivity was as low as one-third of normal ones. Longevity of the dumpy form and its progeny were longer than those of normal worms. Methomyl (1ug/ml), MITC (1g/ml) and aldoxycarb (10ug/ml) did not suppress population growth, but MITC (l0ug/ml) did for the first two weeks. The population growth was markedly suppressed at 100 sg/ml of methomyl, 20 eg/ ml of MITC and 1000 pg/ml of aldoxycarb.

A Nematode, <i>Caenorhabditis elegans</i>, as Test Organism for Nematicide Evaluation