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Prunus  accessions were screened in a greenhouse for suitability as hosts for  Criconemella xenoplax  (Raski) Luc and Raski. All 410 accessions examined were suitable hosts for the nematode. Included in this study were 266  Prunus persica  L. Batsch cultivars and cultivars representing 25 other  Prunus  species:  P. americana  Marsh.,  P. andersonii  A. Gray,  P. angustifolia  Marsh.,  P. argentea  (Lam.) Rehd.,  P. armeniaca  L.,  P. besseyi  L. H. Bailey,  P. cerasifera  Ehrh.,  P. cistena  N.E. Hansen,  P. davidiana  (Carriere) Franch.,  P. domestica  L.,  P. dulcis  (Mill.) D. Webb,  P. emarginata  (Dougl. ex Hook.) Walp.,  P. hortulana  L. H. Bailey,  P. insititia  L.,  P. kansuensis  Rehd.,  P. maritima  Marsh.,  P. munsoniana  W. Wright &amp; Hedr.,  P. pumila  L.,  P. salicina  Lindl.,  P. simonii  Carriere,  P. spinosa  L.,  P. tenella  Batsch,  P. texana  D. Dietr.,  P. tomentosa  Thunb., and  P. webbii  (Spach) Vierh. Also, another 66 interspecific hybrids were tested. Although a few accessions seemed to exhibit an unstable form of resistance, it seems unlikely that  Prunus  selections that exhibit useful resistance to population increase by  C. xenoplax  will be found.

Suitability of Prunus Selections as Hosts for the Ring Nematode (Criconemella xenoplax)