Soil Quality
Ninghan
Nematodes - Cereal Cyst Nematode
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Cereal Cyst Nematode (Heterodera avenae) is a pest of grain crops worldwide. This nematode is a significant problem across eastern Australia, and is detected in the Northern and Central regions of Western Australia. CCN become more problematic in areas where intensive cereal cropping occurs. CCN will only infect, feed and develop on cereals and other grasses (particularly wild oat). Non-cereal crops will not host the nematode, so are useful in rotations to limit damage caused to cereals.
Choose a Soil Quality indicator from one of the three boxes below to examine grouped data.
Chemical
Chemical
- pH
- 0 - 10 cm
- 10 - 20 cm
- 20 - 30 cm
- Electrical Conductivity
- 0 - 10 cm
- 10 - 20 cm
- 20 - 30 cm
- Cation Exchange Capacity
- Water Repellency
- Major Nutrients
- Mineral Nitrogen
- Colwell Phosphorus
- Colwell Potassium
Wheatbelt NRM Soil pH Survey
In addition to the soil quality data available in the tabs above, you can examine a large pH data set sampled within this area.
Fact Sheets
