| # | Scientifc Name | Associate / Host | Comments | # | Scientifc Name | Associate / Host | Comments |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1. | Criconema longulum | Rhododendron | plant parasite | 24. | Fuchsnema sp. | Moss | |
| 2. | Metoporcelaimus capitatus | Locust | predator | 25. | Bunonema reticulatum | Rhododendron | Bacteria feeder |
| 3. | Aporcelaimellus obtusicaudatus | Locust | predator | 26. | Rhabdolaimus terrestris | Rhododendron | |
| 4. | Alaimus meyli | Locust | bacteria feeder | 27. | Trichodorus sp. | Rhododendron | virus vector |
| 5. | Aphelenchoides sp. | Walnut | fungal feeder | 28. | Allodorylainus andrassyi | Balsam Mt. Beech | Tree Team specimen |
| 6. | Prismatolaimus sp. | Decayed Hemlock Log | omnivore | 29. | Plectus sp2. | Dead Mans Tongue Fungus | bacteria feeder |
| 7. | Mesocriconema sp. | Walnut | plant parasite | 30. | Anaplectus sp. | Walnut | bacteria feeder |
| 8. | Coomansus sp. | Stump | big predator | 31. | Anaplectus porosus | Rhododendron | |
| 9. | Plectus sp1. | Poplar | bacteria feeder | 32. | Rhigonema infecta | Xystodesmidae (millipede) | millipede parasite |
| 10. | Xiphinema americanum | Walnut | large virus vector | 33. | Prionchulus punctatus | Stump | |
| 11. | Heliotylerchus pseudorobustus | Walnut | plant parasite | 34. | Acrostichus sp. | Halictidae Sweat Bee | |
| 12. | Heliotylerchus platyurus | Walnut | plant parasite | 35. | |||
| 13. | Tripyla setifera | Poplar | probably a predator | 36. | |||
| 14. | Eucephalobus sp. | Poplar | juvenile | 37. | |||
| 15. | Egtitus sp. | Poplar | predator | 38. | |||
| 16. | Eucephalobus oxyuroides | Walnut | bacteria feeder | 39. | |||
| 17. | Ironus longicaudatus | Walnut | predator | 40. | |||
| 18. | Eudorylaimus sp. | Hemlock log | predator | 41. | |||
| 19. | Nygolaimus brachyuris | Moss | predator | 42. | |||
| 20. | Panagrolatmus detritophagus | Walnut | bacteria feeder | 43. | |||
| 21. | Crossonema fimbriatum | Walnut | plant parasite | 44. | |||
| 22. | Pungentus sp. | Poplar | plant associate | 45. | |||
| 23. | Clarkus papillatus | Moss | predator female | 46. |
| Specimens were collected in the forest and near the stream outside of the GSMNP Twin Creeks Science and Education Center by Nematologists, park staff, DLIA staff and interns, and local volunteers. Stereoscopic microscopes equipped with cameras and large viewing video screens, used by our Nematologists, were donated by Martin Microscopes. A big THANK YOU goes out to DLIA and GSMNP friend, Bobby Martin. |
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