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A field plot experiment was initiated in 2003 to study the impact of tillage and source of resistance on SCN population density and virulence phenotype. The initial SCN population in the field was HG Kind 0-, which is avirulent to the three sources of resistance. The key aim of your project was to determine how diverse sequences of your 3 cultivars Latham EX547 RR N, 91M90, and AR5084, TructuralA. K. Casey et al.Figure 1 SPBs have abnormal morphology and carrying SCNresistance from PI 88788, Peking, and PI 437654, respectively, influence the changes from the SCN population from the initial avirulent HG Type to a virulent sort on cultivars carrying the 3 sources of resistance. Tillage had tiny effect on SCN virulence phenotype and population density. As expected, SCN population densities differed following different sequences on the soybean cultivars, and susceptible soybean resulted in greater egg population density than resistant cultivars. Among the three SCN-resistant cultivars, the PI 88788-derived cultivar supported the greatest SCN egg population density, the Peking-derived cultivar was Xplanation for the association is that the intermediate, and also the PI 437654-derived cultivar supported the smallest egg population density. Based on the HG Kind evaluation with the populations collected in 2007, 2008, 2009, and 2010, SCN populations (HG Kind 2-) selected by the PI 88788-derived cultivar overcame the resistance of PI 88788 but not the other two resistance sources, along with the Peking-derived cultivar selected SCN populations (HG Variety 1-) that overcame the resistance in Peking. In contrast, the PI 437654-derived cultivar selected SCN populations (HG Variety 1.2-) that overcame both PI 88788 and Peking sources of resistance. There was no boost of Female Index (FI) on PI 437654 in any cultivar sequence before 2010. Nevertheless, FI on PI 437654 of the SCN populations from the monoculture of the PI 437654-derived cultivar in standard tillage plots elevated slightly (FI = 3) in 2010. No clear pattern of impact of rotations on the 3 sources of resistance on virulence phenotype was observed during the 8 years of study. This study will continue to establish longer therapy effects. A COMPARISON Amongst URBAN AND AGRICULTURAL SOILS Utilizing SOIL NEMATODE Community Along with other Crucial SOIL PARAMETERS. Cheng, Zhiqiang1, R. Islam2, S.S. Briar3, and P.S. Grewal1. 1Department of Entomology, The Ohio State University, OARDC, Wooster, OH 44691; 2The Ohio State University South Centers, Piketon, OH, 45661; and 3Department of Soil Science, University of Manitoba, Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada, R3T2N2. Soils in urban ecosystems are frequently deemed hugely degraded as a consequence of intensive human activities. Within this study, we compared soils from urban vacant lots, turfgrass lawns, and community gardens to soils in rural agroecosystems in Northeast Ohio utilizing data on a diversity of soil chemical and biological parameters published in our previous studies. Additionally, an458 Journal of Nematology, Volume 44, No. 4, December 2012 improved soil good quality index was developed based on diverse soil chemical and biological parameters from both urban and agricultural soils. The results indicated that NH4-N, NO3-N, microbial biomass, soil organic matter, nematode abundance (total, and all trophic groups), and nematode food web enrichment index had been significantly larger, but nematode plantparasitic index was low.Resistance of a small portion of cultivars was from Peking and PI 437654.