Literature DB >> 31700959

Dataset on the diversity of plant-parasitic nematodes in cultivated olive trees in southern Spain.

Antonio Archidona-Yuste1,2, Thorsten Wiegand2,3, Pablo Castillo1, Juan A Navas-Cortés1.   

Abstract

Datasets presented here were employed in the main work "Spatial structure and soil properties shape local community structure of plant-parasitic nematodes in cultivated olive trees in southern Spain" Archidona-Yuste et al., 2020. In this research, we aimed to unravel the diversity of plant-parasitic nematodes (PPN) associated with cultivated olive (Olea europaea subsp. europaea var. europaea) in southern Spain, Andalusia. The olive growing area of Andalusia is of high agriculture and socio-economic importance with an extensive distribution of this crop. To this end, we conducted a systematic survey comprising 376 commercial olive orchards covering the diversity of cropping systems applied. Data showed 128 species of PPN belonging to 38 genera and to 13 families. In addition, an extensive data set regarding to potential factors in structuring the community patterns of PPN found in the 376 commercial olive orchards sampled is provided. Three variables data set were compiled including above-ground environment, soil and agronomic management. Overall, 48 explanatory variables were selected as determinist processes on shaping the diversity of PPN. Finally, data also showed the values regarding to the partition of beta diversity into contributions of single sites to overall beta diversity (LCBD) and intro contributions of individual species to overall beta diversity (SCBD). Data may serve as benchmarks for other groups working in the field of PPN diversity associated with crops and of belowground communities and ecosystems.
© 2019 The Author(s).

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Keywords:  Cultivated olive trees; Nematode diversity; Plant-parasitic nematodes

Year:  2019        PMID: 31700959      PMCID: PMC6831711          DOI: 10.1016/j.dib.2019.104658

Source DB:  PubMed          Journal:  Data Brief        ISSN: 2352-3409


Specifications Table Data may serve as benchmarks for other groups working in the field of PPN diversity infesting soils from agricultural ecosystems, and for belowground communities and ecosystems. Data are based on the systematic survey with the largest sampling effort done on cultivated olive to date. Data show a species list of PPN attacking to cultivated olive. Data increase the number of PPN associated with olive trees, being estimated in about 250 species documented worldwide

Data

The data presented in this article include the information of the 376 commercial olive orchards sampled, as well as the total abundance of nematodes and species richness for each commercial orchard in Table 1, information about the diversity of PPN found from the systematic survey performed in Table 2, Fig. 1, Fig. 2 In addition, Fig. 1 showed the distribution of species diversity of PPN detected by classes including feeding habit and family. Finally, values of Local Contributions to Beta diversity (LCBD) and Species Contributions to Beta Diversity (SCBD) indexes are provided in Table 1, Table 2, respectively. Table 2 showed the 27 commercial olive orchards with significant values as described by Archidona-Yuste et al. [1].
Table 1

Olive orchards from cultivated olive in Andalusia (southern Spain) for detecting plant-parasitic nematodes. Olive growing areas in Andalusia have been classified into 70 biologically homogeneous zones based on environmental similarities [11]. Based on these zones, 376 commercial olive orchards were selected for this study. This was done in a way that the number of sampled olive orchards per biological zone was proportional to the total olive area in each zone.

Olive orchard codeLocality, provinceLatitudeLongitudeAltitudeaRICHNESSAbundanceLCBDb
O1Hinojos, Huelva37°15′31.6″N6°22′22.4″W55125410.0039501*
O2Hinojos, Huelva37°20′57.9″N6°23′01.5″W1216730.0033041
O3Escacena del Campo, Huelva37°24′06.5″N6°22′28.0″W13091770.0028959
O4Villalba del Alcor, Huelva37°20′46.0″N6°26′29.3″W12582630.0033954
O5Almonte, Huelva37°14′19.3″N6°28′58.7″W6582550.0035093
O6Villalba del Alcor, Huelva37°24′03.6″N6°29′46.1″W9687170.0043700*
O7Niebla, Huelva37°24′04.3″N6°42′45.1″W1017980.0026263
O8Niebla, Huelva37°21′57.9″N6°43′45.0″W644370.0032298
O9Jerez de la Frontera, Cádiz36°48′12.6″N5°59′40.7″W7851070.0027860
O10Jerez de la Frontera, Cádiz36°46′08.2″N5°59′45.5″W6951270.0030383
O11Jerez de la Frontera, Cádiz36°39′32.9″N6°02′06.2″W1034500.0036332
O12Jerez de la Frontera, Cádiz36°40′23.1″N6°07′20.3″W58814680.0023036
O13Villaviciosa de Córdoba, Córdoba38°2′52.65″N5°0′43.18″W494106300.0039054*
O14Belmez, Córdoba38°14′17.5″N5°07′16.7″W5095320.0028062
O15Belmez, Córdoba38°14′33.8″N5°08′36.9″W51391390.0029163
O16Fuente Obejuna, Córdoba38°17′29.3″N5°19′16.9″W59081620.0037636
O17Fuente Obejuna, Córdoba38°15′56.1″N5°24′55.2″W56261760.0034448
O18La Granjuela, Córdoba38°22′33.9″N5°20′46.9″W630102100.0035947
O19La Granjuela, Córdoba38°22′45.5″N5°19′27.2″W55032190.0036349
O20Hinojosa del Duque, Córdoba38°24′19.0″N5°18′10.8″W570102680.0025421
O21Hinojosa del Duque, Córdoba38°24′40.7″N5°13′06.9″W52771380.0023221
O22El Viso, Córdoba38°29′56.0″N4°58′38.4″W62371670.0015419
O23Alcaracejos, Córdoba38°22′55.5″N4°57′32.9″W72792870.0034716
O24Alcaracejos, Córdoba38°15′49.0″N4°58′47.86″W57082290.0028375
O25Villaharta, Córdoba38°8′23.97″N4°52′50.46″W3037750.0017119
O26Cañete de las Torres, Córdoba37°52′31.3″N4°20′25.1″W34141360.0014172
O27Porcuna, Jaén37°52′54.3″N4°11′29.5″W37462910.0013965
O28Porcuna, Jaén37°53′44.0″N4°08′14.3″W22941870.0029693
O29Andújar, Jaén38°00′07.1″N4°03′21.5″W47852510.0023402
O30Andújar, Jaén38°07′17.0″N3°57′41.4″W4196390.0014365
O31Andújar, Jaén38°05′46.2″N3°58′18.6″W259370.0024413
O32Andújar, Jaén38°03′49.7″N4°00′16.7″W19151490.0025519
O33Marmolejo, Jaén38°03′11.5″N4°11′25.6″W28331570.0027722
O34Marmolejo, Jaén38°03′42.0″N4°13′24.2″W34841420.0028993
O35Montoro, Córdoba38°05′59.5″N4°16′28.3″W4523280.0032918
O36Montoro, Córdoba38°07′18.9″N4°16′44.8″W42273560.0032150
O37Iznajar, Córdoba37°15′39.1″N4°19′20.0″W44881400.0040370*
O38Prado del Rey, Cádiz36°47′17.4″N5°33′45.00″W8981330.0029531
O39Rociana del Condado, Huelva37°16′45.8″N6°37′20.4″W53942130.0040512*
O40Antequera, Málaga37°08′36.0″N4°31′28.8″W21261990.0019654
O41Antequera, Málaga37°10′27.7″N4°34′58.1″W212513800.0013928
O42Mollina, Málaga37°09′54.4″N4°41′12.9″W393515890.0021571
O43Antequera, Málaga37°02′38.5″N4°40′05.9″W389114740.0021974
O44Antequera, Málaga37°01′48.9″N4°45′30.2″W47088460.0018290
O45Campillos, Málaga37°00′09.7″N4°50′42.2″W383814440.0015922
O46Ardales, Málaga36°52′53.1″N4°50′33.9″W16076990.0014612
O47Alora, Málaga36°48′03.5″N4°45′13.4″W20071680.0017819
O48Casarabonela, Málaga36°46′13.8″N4°46′54.7″W36864610.0029229
O49Casarabonela, Málaga36°46′01.5″N4°49′52.9″W224102370.0023574
O50Tolox, Málaga36°41′58.5″N4°52′46.6″W31784480.0019210
O51Monda, Málaga36°38′13.0″N4°48′24.2″W40985150.0030593
O52Monda, Málaga36°37′03.0″N4°51′00.8″W515610.0013762
O53Marbella, Málaga36°30′47.0″N4°50′02.1″W505104750.0028430
O54Espiel, Córdoba38°10′58.0″N5°2′15.31″W56695500.0023952
O55Espiel, Córdoba38°10′25.7″N5°05′01.0″W712114990.0026249
O56Espiel, Córdoba38°06′28.5″N5°04′19.5″W72974010.0028581
O57Espiel, Córdoba38°03′02.7″N4°56′49.3″W58071150.0024678
O58Espiel, Córdoba37°54′17.4″N6°16′32.1″W531911630.0024123
O59Santa Olalla del Cala, Huelva37°53′59.1″N6°15′22.5″W200109510.0035445
O60Córdoba, Córdoba37°55′22.3″N4°45′56.5″W43081730.0025667
O61Montilla, Córdoba37°32′57.5″N4°34′11.6″W24931960.0015881
O62Cabra, Córdoba37°30′55.2″N4°29′20.7″W17784790.0015906
O63Cabra, Córdoba37°29′08.9″N4°25′55.1″W61581120.0014784
O64Zuheros, Córdoba37°32′41.1″N4°20′47.1″W83434430.0034653
O65Zuheros, Córdoba37°32′06.3″N4°18′38.3″W64797050.0033046
O66Zuheros, Córdoba37°32′49.1″N4°18′42.6″W55152640.0014094
O67Luque, Córdoba37°31′03.9″N4°12′53.6″W42175180.0019085
O68Luque, Córdoba37°34′49.4″N4°12′38.7″W27861450.0032546
O69Baena, Córdoba37°40′31.8″N4°23′39.9″W309513990.0035135
O70Baena, Córdoba37°48′50.8″N4°18′27.5″W29561290.0032498
O71Alozaina, Málaga36°43′28.9″N4°51′06.1″W7762200.0012781
O72Marbella, Málaga36°29′53.9″N5°00′40.1″W18053840.0018494
O73Paterna del Campo, Huelva37°28′50.8″N6°29′19.5″W81094540.0023530
O74Alhendín, Granada37°04′22.3″N3°40′40.3″W439569070.0022341
O75Lecrín, Granada36°54′37.8″N3°31′58.3″W66563580.0028362
O76Lanjarón, Granada36°54′51.3″N3°30′01.0″W639710950.0026383
O77Lanjarón, Granada36°54′27.8″N3°27′38.2″W61153060.0037434
O78Lobres, Granada36°54′41.4″N3°12′50.5″W7174780.0017682
O79Torvizcón, Granada36°53′04.0″N3°18′14.0″W75758590.0021787
O80Alcolea, Almería36°57′48.9″N2°57′37.9″W963714180.0024528
O81Laujar de Andarax, Almería36°58′21.4″N2°55′22.1″W359469900.0023231
O82Instinción, Almería36°59′43.1″N2°39′14.5″W71955020.0029016
O83Alicún, Almería36°56′40.4″N2°36′03.1″W8773680.0014942
O84Enix, Almería36°52′57.8″N2°37′28.8″W500614100.0021515
O85Tabernas, Almería37°04′18.1″N2°18′18.4″W52442260.0044046*
O86Lucainena de las Torres, Almería37°04′50.1″N2°11′54.3″W500640400.0024570
O87Tabernas, Almería37°05′04.7″N2°14′33.4″W42165080.0031701
O88Sorbas, Almería37°06′22.1″N2°08′35.7″W59353710.0023451
O89Uleila del Campo, Almería37°11′08.6″N2°11′49.6″W25241740.0021843
O90Cádiar, Granada36°56′54.3″N3°07′14.5″W32992790.0014578
O91Úbeda, Jaén37°55′00.4″N3°21′05.1″W688113670.0025861
O92Jódar, Jaén37°49′10.6″N3°19′38.8″W698413520.0034362
O93Bedmar y Garcíez, Jaén37°47′57.0″N3°22′29.8″W70654230.0023785
O94Belmez de la Moraleda, Jaén37°44′43.6″N3°21′36.4″W81432260.0028352
O95Huelma, Jaén37°43′50.0″N3°18′00.0″W10693260.0012897
O96Huelma, Jaén37°40′09.9″N3°18′27.9″W10192370.0020516
O97Cabra del Santo Cristo, Jaén37°39′31.0″N3°14′14.7″W591622700.0020565
O98Dehesas de Guadix, Granada37°34′16.8″N3°04′17.0″W10613800.0021005
O99Pedro Martínez, Granada37°32′07.4″N3°10′52.6″W1044611470.0021356
O100Pedro Martínez, Granada37°30′38.0″N3°12′53.3″W1041615120.0017842
O101Morelábor, Granada37°28′06.3″N3°17′20.5″W109264890.0016553
O102Morelábor, Granada37°25′51.5″N3°20′13.5″W1061510070.0014642
O103Piñar, Granada37°23′17.0″N3°24′47.1″W18252350.0013437
O104Écija, Sevilla37°31′04.7″N5°09′50.0″W16455770.0022463
O105Fuentes de Andalucía, Sevilla37°30′21.5″N5°24′29.3″W1694470.0032955
O106Carmona, Sevilla37°29′41.6″N5°28′33.0″W1235840.0038680
O107Carmona, Sevilla37°28′37.4″N5°42′26.7″W139617310.0024029
O108Olivares, Sevilla37°25′51.2″N6°08′11.9″W30416660.0028651
O109Sanlúcar la Mayor, Sevilla37°23′49.9″N6°13′20.3″W30434140.0021621
O110Sanlúcar la Mayor, Sevilla37°23′49.0″N6°13′19.3″W9687650.0022083
O111Sanlúcar la Mayor, Sevilla37°30′50.2″N6°12′33.5″W562500.0036413
O112Guillena, Sevilla37°33′56.2″N6°02′33.9″W533240.0031674
O113Villaverde del Río, Sevilla37°36′22.1″N5°54′25.5″W39539370.0023797
O114Villaverde del Río y Minas, Sevilla37°39′51.4″N5°44′56.7″W46774440.0038494
O115Lora del Río, Sevilla37°37′41.0″N5°40′29.4″W12933650.0042194*
O116Alcolea del Río, Sevilla37°37′50.5″N5°35′01.4″W655720.0042684*
O117La Campana, Sevilla37°35′21.4″N5°27′36.4″W1363450.0042099*
O118La Campana, Sevilla37°36′24.0″N5°23′18.9″W4653230.0039655*
O119Utrera, Sevilla37°09′12.2″N5°46′39.9″W2482880.0040418*
O120Utrera, Sevilla37°04′36.2″N5°48′37.8″W6773940.0017599
O121Utrera, Sevilla36°59′22.6″N5°49′39.9″W133517730.0018613
O122Utrera, Sevilla36°56′37.7″N5°48′25.2″W45724040.0018732
O123Arcos de la Frontera, Cádiz36°44′32.3″N5°51′32.5″W7149960.0023408
O124Arcos de la Frontera, Cádiz36°40′35.0″N5°51′12.8″W1755120.0016646
O125Arcos de la Frontera, Cádiz36°35′50.2″N5°47′08.2″W1099560.0027686
O126San José del Valle, Cádiz36°40′44.9″N5°27′11.0″W14086110.0040427*
O127Ubrique, Cádiz36°52′43.0″N5°34′31.5″W16757180.0024564
O128Constantina, Sevilla37°52′56.4″N5°38′06.7″W1385600.0024440
O129Santa Cruz, Córdoba37°57′37.2″N4°27′56.8″W13557090.0027089
O130Ecija, Sevilla37°31′45.9″N4°57′52.6″W14068450.0023221
O131Maro, Málaga36°44′50.5″N3°47′12.1″W10874360.0025161
O132Velez Málaga, Málaga36°46′15.8″N4°05′22.9″W7371430.0023267
O133Canillas de Aceituno, Málaga36°50′41.5″N4°07′29.7″W17245290.0020247
O134Alcaucín, Málaga36°56′27.8″N4°07′36.4″W67852470.0021700
O135Alfarnate, Málaga37°00′35.3″N4°13′55.9″W96351160.0026151
O136Loja, Granada37°03′14.7″N4°14′47.9″W26762350.0026386
O137Loja, Granada37°08′40.0″N4°12′51.9″W17749390.0022364
O138Castillo de las Guardas, Sevilla37°42′39.2″N6°18′45.5″W3018980.0039617*
O139Higuera de la Sierra, Huelva37°50′36.0″N6°27′32.2″W636710850.0038587
O140Aracena, Huelva37°52′15.0″N6°30′30.1″W5855980.0033139
O141Aracena, Huelva37°53′10.2″N6°33′10.5″W6946590.0033554
O142Fuenteheridos, Huelva37°55′17.7″N6°40′03.5″W65762630.0030968
O143Cortegana, Huelva37°55′40.2″N6°49′27.1″W6645590.0032660
O144Aroche, Huelva37°55′45.5″N6°57′11.8″W52651500.0036269
O145Rosal de la Frontera, Huelva37°58′32.5″N7°11′18.5″W20862300.0020732
O146Rosal de la Frontera, Huelva37°57′52.7″N7°14′03.5″W22081590.0026179
O147Mengíbar, Jaén38°1′21.70″N3°46′38.68″W27953820.0022702
O148Luque, Córdoba37°34′30.9″N4°10′37.8″W44361640.0030759
O149Jerez de la Frontera, Cádiz36°48′10.3″N6°10′25.5″W53104220.0035536
O150La Rambla, Córdoba37°37′24.3″N4°42′17.3″W36681170.0035630
O151La Rambla, Córdoba37°37′42.6″N4°42′50.2″W37772020.0021412
O152Marchena, Sevilla37°20′19.7″N5°18′27.6″W14172810.0014025
O153Marchena, Sevilla37°18′28.2″N5°23′38.1″W151141960.0028052
O154Riogordo,Málaga36°55′20.3″N4°17′10.0″W43792240.0023030
O155Tabernas, Almería37°06′19.5″N2°17′09.9″W54969800.0041281*
O156Albaricoques-Níjar, Almería36°51′26.6″N2°06′08.1″W1655490.0038506
O157Coto Ríos, Jaén38°01′49.4″N2°52′05.2″W687103090.0021103
O158Santa Ma de Trassierra, Córdoba37°54′46.0″N4°50′53.8″W43781030.0037143
O159Castillo de Locubín, Jaén37°34′28.6″N3°58′59.9″W71861690.0017382
O160Morón de la Frontera, Sevilla37°05′16.0″N5°30′38.4″W19369130.0027212
O161Pozo Alcón, Jaén37°43′47.6″N2°55′18.0″W948311730.0034160
O162Santa Ma de Trassierra, Córdoba37°55′12.4″N4°52′33.5″W55894340.0022608
O163Córdoba, Córdoba37°55′18.8″N4°45′56.4″W197113900.0024856
O164Bedmar y Garcíez, Jaén37°47′52.1″N3°22′22.6″W720530890.0038138
O165Nueva Carteya, Córdoba37°35′49.6″N4°29′42.6″W38461770.0034460
O166Cabra, Córdoba37°30′35.9″N4°31′30.9″W414623790.0042721*
O167Espejo, Córdoba37°40′19.9″N4°32′39.8″W33161390.0021533
O168Lucena, Córdoba37°26′18.7″N4°32′35.5″W42181640.0028766
O169Montemayor, Córdoba37°40′40.4″N4°41′03.5″W2516480.0026783
O170La Rambla, Córdoba37°39′24.4″N4°46′29.1″W24552450.0026092
O171Montalbán de Córdoba, Córdoba37°34′01.8″N4°46′19.9″W16942310.0028817
O172Santaella, Córdoba37°29′58.0″N4°46′54.0″W240543420.0030187
O173Puente Genil, Córdoba37°23′02.0″N4°45′54.5″W212575990.0039211*
O174Gibraleón, Huelva37°20′40.4″N7°02′05.1″W5910100710.0040633*
O175Gibraleón, Huelva37°24′12.4″N7°00′41.1″W735380.0042649*
O176Trigueros, Huelva37°23′38.1″N6°49′57.1″W9194700.0023190
O177Trigueros, Huelva37°21′57.6″N6°49′04.9″W618790.0022065
O178Niebla, Huelva37°21′54.1″N6°39′06.4″W59131760.0034490
O179La Palma del Condado, Huelva37°23′16.9″N6°34′49.4″W996370.0027454
O180Hinojos, Huelva37°18′16.5″N6°22′24.4″W8310106050.0041028*
O181Hinojos, Huelva37°18′25.8″N6°20′37.8″W7379490.0034245
O182Ecija, Sevilla37°35′42.6″N4°58′26.8″W2345650.0022291
O183Marchena, Sevilla37°20′26.6″N5°18′23.5″W14072810.0014025
O184La Puebla de Cazalla, Sevilla37°14′08.8″N5°15′30.8″W18351050.0033053
O185Osuna, Sevilla37°13′57.0″N5°10′49.2″W21762530.0026018
O186Osuna, Sevilla37°12′35.6″N5°07′55.0″W26642020.0029392
O187Osuna, Sevilla37°09′10.0″N5°06′37.5″W466719760.0017018
O188El Saucejo, Sevilla37°05′44.2″N5°05′30.0″W501522100.0017913
O189El Saucejo, Sevilla37°05′01.7″N5°06′53.4″W46456680.0037886
O190Córdoba, Córdoba37°45′24.0″N4°49′49.8″W283810750.0013125
O191Santaella, Córdoba37°30′40.3″N4°51′10.1″W17652500.0017708
O192Lopera, Jaén37°59′08.4″N4°15′13.0″W19581060.0022066
O193Andújar, Jaén38°02′24.9″N3°58′02.4″W216663370.0033242
O194Guarromán, Jaén38°10′54.5″N3°42′04.7″W3514530.0024257
O195Ibros, Jaén38°04′19.1″N3°33′16.3″W345811830.0016047
O196Jabalquinto, Jaén38°01′18.8″N3°46′27.5″W31594740.0015316
O197Bailén, Jaén38°02′15.2″N3°48′09.0″W26657290.0014233
O198Torre del Campo, Jaén37°48′49.9″N3°51′46.5″W48072280.0027844
O199Torredonjimeno, Jaén37°45′16.7″N4°07′08.3″W381813050.0017618
O200El Carpio, Córdoba37°57′07.2″N4°30′11.1″W137511280.0022047
O201Pedro Abad, Córdoba37°58′15.6″N4°26′19.4″W1736270.0032630
O202Montoro, Córdoba38°00′27.0″N4°17′52.4″W1676970.0018952
O203Montoro, Córdoba38°01′52.1″N4°20′19.7″W25961350.0022104
O204Castro del Río, Córdoba37°41′19.3″N4°24′12.6″W30753230.0022815
O205Baena, Córdoba37°41′24.8″N4°21′03.5″W31244290.0024532
O206Castro del Río, Córdoba37°40′13.9″N4°30′03.3″W327916350.0024477
O207Moriles, Córdoba37°25′01.4″N4°38′29.9″W3085690.0021067
O208Alameda, Málaga37°13′03.1″N4°42′22.7″W44881970.0022599
O209Antequera, Málaga37°05′37.8″N4°33′52.4″W43563240.0021843
O210Antequera, Málaga37°00′13.0″N4°35′18.1″W6495560.0019845
O211Alora, Málaga36°52′43.0″N4°40′59.0″W2414750.0030859
O212Colmenar,Málaga36°54′20.0″N4°21′12.8″W6674930.0036512
O213Riogordo, Málaga36°55′27.5″N4°17′08.0″W49585780.0020036
O214La Tres Villas, Almería37°08′55.4″N2°43′30.9″W76397020.0033295
O215La Tres Villas, Almería37°08′15.1″N2°43′28.1″W706717620.0042730*
O216Tabernas, Almería37°06′07.1″N2°16′41.7″W53331210.0037587
O217Uleila del Campo, Almería37°09′13.2″N2°12′16.1″W57247390.0041255*
O218Sorbas, Almería37°08′52.2″N2°09′23.2″W49069340.0043722*
O219Huércal-Overa, Almería37°19′18.7″N1°58′18.8″W2244790.0024104
O220Purchena, Almería37°21′59.5″N2°20′56.9″W5433430.0033200
O221Urrácal, Almería37°22′30.3″N2°21′34.3″W59295070.0032935
O222Armiña de Almanzora, Almería37°21′39.2″N2°25′33.7″W62936840.0030571
O223Serón, Almería37°22′07.0″N2°29′33.5″W78542330.0022217
O224Baza, Granada37°33′00.5″N2°44′34.5″W70065010.0033141
O225Baza, Granada37°34′32.2″N2°46′13.0″W68677640.0030934
O226Cortes y Graena, Granada37°17′52.5″N3°13′05.3″W9725920.0015521
O227Diezma, Granada37°19′15.9″N3°21′07.9″W12825640.0024681
O228Alfacar, Granada37°14′26.2″N3°34′59.3″W88076180.0022440
O229Güevéjar, Granada37°15′30.7″N3°36′13.4″W84991150.0022766
O230Pinos Puente, Granada37°11′51.2″N3°52′19.9″W53052200.0024649
O231Jerez de la Frontera, Cádiz36°44′51.4″N6°00′24.4″W3273510.0024601
O232Jerez de la Frontera, Cádiz36°46′21.3″N5°56′52.0″W7342430.0035819
O233San José del Valle, Cádiz36°34′37.9″N5°49′15.2″W21857350.0013023
O234Algar, Cádiz36°40′00.8″N5°38′56.2″W21188970.0025868
O235Zahara de la Sierra, Cádiz36°50′51.6″N5°23′58.6″W39074760.0028059
O236Aldodonales, Cádiz36°51′59.9″N5°24′42.2″W306108890.0024796
O237Ecija, Sevilla37°39′19.4″N4°58′00.0″W201510500.0023624
O238Ecija, Sevilla37°40′31.4″N4°59′02.9″W18361430.0019782
O239Marchena, Sevilla37°16′46.4″N5°21′51.1″W15054880.0022139
O240Marchena, Sevilla37°16′05.1″N5°21′34.1″W14851880.0018296
O241Marchena, Sevilla37°15′00.8″N5°22′09.4″W16271570.0027083
O242La Puebla de Cazalla, Sevilla37°12′54.0″N5°19′19.2″W18982050.0032287
O243Gibraleón, Huelva37°21′16.7″N7°01′15.3″W5872330.0027071
O244Gibraleón, Huelva37°22′01.0″N7°00′45.9″W6032670.0013664
O245Gibraleón, Huelva37°23′22.5″N6°55′50.0″W6753120.0013573
O246Beas, Huelva37°25′06.1″N6°47′09.8″W10963180.0014778
O247Beas, Huelva37°24′09.8″N6°45′44.8″W8241320.0022761
O248Beas, Huelva37°23′33.0″N6°44′57.8″W6761770.0021055
O249Bollullos par del Condado, Huelva37°19′22.7″N6°32′47.8″W101610270.0043603*
O250Espiel, Córdoba38°09′24.2″N5°05′59.5″W547102170.0025397
O251San José de la Rinconada, Sevilla37°26′18.0″N5°50′21.4″W4161560.0032287
O252Huévar del Aljarafe, Sevilla37°21′49.0″N6°17′24.1″W6793210.0030440
O253Huévar del Aljarafe, Sevilla37°21′07.1″N6°17′45.8″W11754310.0015883
O254Aznalcázar, Sevilla37°17′34.5″N6°16′49.5″W4012174810.0023603
O255Bollullos de la Mitación, Sevilla37°19′48.2″N6°08′53.9″W81713620.0037966
O256Dos Hermanas, Sevilla37°14′59.4″N5°55′30.5″W4593300.0039641*
O257Dos Hermanas, Sevilla37°12′50.2″N5°55′57.3″W2482590.0016299
O258El Pinar, Granada36°54′45.8″N3°33′56.4″W759413100.0017594
O259El Valle, Granada36°55′01.6″N3°34′34.0″W72264840.0022285
O260Vegas del Genil, Granada37°09′27.8″N3°43′51.1″W626812690.0025785
O261Las Gabias, Granada37°08′17.5″N3°44′05.2″W66343350.0025266
O262Alhama de Granada, Granada37°08′30.4″N3°58′40.6″W65373280.0022782
O263Santa Cruz del Comercio, Granada37°04′44.6″N3°59′31.4″W74573490.0034424
O264Loja, Granada37°12′53.4″N4°04′45.2″W52583720.0031186
O265Loja, Granada37°14′12.1″N4°04′43.9″W5432330.0033295
O266Utrera, Sevilla37°13′22.6″N5°49′08.0″W55126720.0031654
O267Utrera, Sevilla37°13′48.3″N5°49′21.7″W5965410.0035660
O268Utrera, Sevilla37°06′34.5″N5°40′27.6″W11253840.0028069
O269Utrera, Sevilla37°06′36.5″N5°40′36.1″W8692570.0027464
O270Utrera, Sevilla37°07′17.3″N5°38′08.1″W98614750.0029147
O271El Arahal, Sevilla37°11′34.3″N5°34′15.5″W97613940.0022191
O272Morón de la Frontera, Sevilla37°07′27.0″N5°30′15.5″W17469890.0031236
O273Montellano, Sevilla37°02′28.3″N5°33′23.4″W1961211820.0033468
O274Olvera, Cádiz36°56′24.7″N5°20′05.8″W30447130.0033820
O275Posadas, Córdoba37°48′47.3″N5°06′36.1″W125217180.0034729
O276Hornachuelos, Córdoba37°49′08.1″N5°11′43.9″W1243520.0035009
O277Hornachuelos, Córdoba37°48′00.0″N5°14′04.6″W853620.0033027
O278Peñaflor, Sevilla37°45′01.5″N5°19′41.1″W17061560.0034573
O279La Puebla de los Infantes, Sevilla37°46′34.7″N5°21′24.6″W24299280.0028052
O280La Puebla de los Infantes, Sevilla37°47′04.5″N5°22′21.3″W2021010530.0018604
O281La Puebla de los Infantes, Sevilla37°46′39.9″N5°23′09.2″W262711380.0029147
O282La Puebla de los Infantes, Sevilla37°46′42.7″N5°22′01.5″W228414890.0016859
O283Constantina, Sevilla37°45′08.0″N5°34′38.6″W359814460.0033929
O284Fuente Palmera, Córdoba37°43′21.4″N5°07′48.8″W133424630.0044077*
O285El Saucejo, Sevilla37°03′11.7″N5°04′35.2″W58031100.0013670
O286Alcalá del Valle, Cádiz36°56′25.6″N5°08′35.1″W751411120.0029298
O287Alcalá del Valle, Cádiz36°56′27.9″N5°08′08.0″W75462330.0027890
O288Alcalá del Valle, Cádiz36°53′22.8″N5°10′58.2″W61875110.0018271
O289Setenil de las Bodegas, Cádiz36°52′34.5″N5°09′23.5″W64999730.0024214
O290Setenil de las Bodegas, Cádiz36°50′48.4″N5°13′11.5″W77651830.0029374
O291Ronda, Málaga36°43′32.7″N5°10′19.8″W75194400.0031657
O292Ronda, Málaga36°47′45.7″N5°06′23.2″W7695720.0032048
O293Córdoba, Córdoba37°52′16.9″N4°42′53.5″W1199740.0035676
O294Córdoba, Córdoba37°52′45.1″N4°42′17.2″W10342240.0030276
O295Adamuz, Córdoba38°00′30.1″N4°32′17.1″W22586200.0025475
O296Adamuz, Córdoba38°03′15.6″N4°33′01.0″W43071620.0026257
O297Adamuz, Córdoba38°04′55.2″N4°31′40.0″W373317520.0034213
O298Adamuz, Córdoba38°01′01.4″N4°30′50.4″W2212460.0032216
O299Linares, Jaén38°05′52.8″N3°40′36.0″W34757240.0033412
O300Linares, Jaén38°06′57.8″N3°35′49.5″W44766620.0032065
O301Linares, Jaén38°08′11.2″N3°32′59.0″W3282600.0033533
O302Vilchez, Jaén38°08′47.3″N3°31′31.6″W308542320.0032984
O303Arquillos, Jaén38°11′13.0″N3°25′26.6″W39346060.0014655
O304Navas de San Juan, Jaén38°11′02.9″N3°21′33.8″W511311360.0022111
O305Úbeda, Jaén38°07′55.0″N3°21′33.3″W37051140.0016853
O306Úbeda, Jaén38°04′04.3″N3°13′25.8″W72351340.0020831
O307Sabiote, Jaén38°05′30.0″N3°09′46.6″W666414260.0014770
O308Iznatoraf, Jaén38°08′42.1″N3°01′57.8″W826415720.0029243
O309Beas de Segura, Jaén38°16′11.3″N2°57′41.1″W532610510.0020722
O310Arroyo del Ojanco, Jaén38°17′51.2″N2°56′15.7″W52061890.0018165
O311Génave, Jaén38°25′55.9″N2°43′26.3″W8674910.0021150
O312Génave, Jaén38°26′43.8″N2°41′36.4″W11044480.0026945
O313Benatae, Jaén38°22′07.9″N2°41′15.1″W63491200.0016854
O314La Iruela, Jaén37°56′35.0″N2°57′27.1″W92556900.0028353
O315Quesada, Jaén37°50′36.2″N3°05′28.2″W83661960.0019142
O316Huesa, Jaén37°44′23.0″N3°04′50.4″W46462260.0018841
O317Hinojares, Jaén37°43′04.3″N2°58′48.5″W77348500.0033486
O318Pozo Alcón, Jaén37°44′01.5″N2°55′19.8″W9813770.0027161
O319Castril, Granada37°47′45.6″N2°52′17.1″W110978390.0033614
O320Huéscar, Granada37°48′43.3″N2°35′06.2″W95673020.0031865
O321Huéscar, Granada37°50′20.9″N2°31′58.4″W988513900.0019246
O322Prado del Rey, Cádiz36°46′44.6″N5°33′31.3″W35664910.0024043
O323Fernán Núñez, Córdoba37°41′44.0″N4°44′54.5″W25148810.0022497
O324Lucena, Córdoba37°24′11.4″N4°31′47.1″W4041116770.0024988
O325Lucena, Córdoba37°21′52.1″N4°29′22.6″W52986420.0024923
O326Rute, Córdoba37°23′28.1″N4°24′49.9″W63073230.0025106
O327Rute, Córdoba37°21′48.3″N4°24′48.8″W519915460.0019566
O328Iznájar, Córdoba37°19′10.4″N4°18′16.9″W63597170.0017413
O329Iznájar, Córdoba37°16′07.1″N4°18′26.6″W461103590.0034249
O330Iznájar, Córdoba37°17′25.5″N4°16′42.8″W51463100.0014768
O331Algarinejo, Granada37°19′46.1″N4°14′08.7″W79463610.0027775
O332Priego de Córdoba, Córdoba37°25′37.0″N4°12′19.2″W75172100.0022001
O333Lucena, Córdoba37°34′09.7″N4°13′09.8″W4515197960.0035227
O334Lucena, Córdoba37°33′58.3″N4°13′13.9″W45953550.0029172
O335Alcaudete, Jaén37°35′44.6″N4°07′57.7″W50162760.0033196
O336Alcaudete, Jaén37°34′54.9″N4°06′15.0″W56957450.0033213
O337Alcalá la Real, Jaén37°27′23.9″N3°56′36.9″W88187420.0029092
O338Alcalá la Real, Jaén37°27′15.7″N3°53′03.2″W889515510.0020559
O339Alcalá la Real, Jaén37°26′36.6″N3°49′46.2″W91158480.0030853
O340Colomera, Granada37°25′52.9″N3°42′34.1″W89878590.0033901
O341Benalúa de las Villas, Granada37°26′55.7″N3°38′54.0″W87162670.0021660
O342Noalejo, Jaén37°30′45.3″N3°38′13.2″W97141260.0027478
O343Noalejo, Jaén37°32′59.0″N3°38′30.1″W899511680.0028103
O344Cambil, Jaén37°38′41.1″N3°36′42.6″W67147450.0033561
O345Cambil, Jaén37°38′32.3″N3°36′06.0″W76739790.0020844
O346Pegalajar, Jaén37°43′28.3″N3°40′09.0″W57759770.0020730
O347Herrera, Sevilla37°20′08.7″N4°51′15.5″W30641340.0016900
O348Marinaleda, Sevilla37°18′43.9″N4°53′05.1″W42159870.0023478
O349Aguadulce, Sevilla37°15′52.0″N4°57′31.9″W34657340.0023742
O350Gilena, Sevilla37°15′27.4″N4°55′58.8″W42855370.0027607
O351Martín de la Jara, Sevilla37°07′38.7″N4°57′00.9″W430419880.0031195
O352Sierra de Yeguas, Málaga37°07′39.6″N4°54′39.6″W441411970.0017748
O353Campillos, Málaga37°05′26.3″N4°52′03.3″W49141440.0027126
O354Bobadilla, Málaga37°03′11.8″N4°45′13.6″W41265050.0035049
O355Bujalance, Córdoba37°54′20.4″N4°25′00.8″W25141760.0018113
O356Arjona, Jaén37°56′04.2″N4°04′36.4″W40351510.0023032
O357Montilla, Córdoba37°34′03.8″N4°36′32.5″W33995970.0021325
O358Cabra, Córdoba37°33′17.0″N4°30′25.5″W55084060.0020063
O359Cabra, Córdoba37°30′45.8″N4°24′40.5″W55893160.0017762
O360Luque, Córdoba37°32′31.7″N4°16′05.7″W660108800.0017256
O361Baena, Córdoba37°42′29.2″N4°21′31.1″W38131640.0021307
O362Córdoba, Córdoba37°51′33.8″N4°21′58.8″W31674790.0024839
O363Paterna del Campo, Huelva37°28′32.3″N6°25′03.4″W122102830.0026974
O364Paterna del Campo, Huelva37°28′50.3″N6°29′59.9″W190721520.0027154
O365Dúrcal, Granada37°01′01.4″ N3°34′30.1″W90421680.0020912
O366Nigüelas, Granada36°58′09.8″N3°32′30.8″W8285790.0022904
O367Ugíjar, Granada36°58′21.0″N3°00′43.4″W5124570.0040525*
O368Padules, Almería37°00′06.2″N2°47′01.4″W79267880.0012290
O369Alhabia, Almería36°59′02.7″N2°35′15.9″W26738540.0039660*
O370Tabernas, Almería37°04′56.6″N2°17′11.4″W52268540.0035642
O371Úbeda, Jaén37°59′51.3″N3°22′57.5″W63741530.0016660
O372Úbeda, Jaén37°57′45.9″N3°19′15.9″W38955760.0026984
O373Jódar, Jaén37°47′47.5″N3°21′20.1″W79032770.0018790
O374Cabra del Santo Cristo, Jaén37°39′29.5″N3°16′40.5″W104143040.0023654
O375Alicún de Ortega, Granada37°37′21.1″N3°08′50.3″W71041280.0021548
O376Morelábor, Granada37°27′47.1″N3°17′17.6″W101779010.0029735

Values in bold with * note significant contribution to beta diversity (p < 0.05) according to Legendre & De Cáceres [12].

Mean altitude measured at the scale of the olive orchard in meters.

LCBD: Local Contribution to Beta Diversity.

Table 2

Plant-parasitic nematode species identified in cultivated olive in Andalusia (southern Spain).

Nematode speciesaSpeciesFeedingPrevalence
Nematode abundance
BiomassdSCBDe
codeHabitsb(%)cMeanMinMax
1. Aglenchus agricolaS001microherviborous17.812.92740.0910.002125
2. Amplimerlinius icarusS002migratory ectoparasite3.517.12563.0950.010993
3. Amplimerlinius magnistylusS003migratory ectoparasite0.33333.2920.000136
4. Amplimerlinius paraglobigerusS004migratory ectoparasite1.14260.3500.000810
5. Aorolaimus perscitusS007migratory ectoparasite4.22712870.7550.006878
6. Aorolaimus sp.S008migratory ectoparasite0.38880.7550.000026
7. Basiria sp.S010microherviborous1.313.42490.1680.000322
8. Bitylenchus hispaniensisS011migratory ectoparasite13.051.036120.1960.011619
9. Bitylenchus maximusS012migratory ectoparasite0.5492960.6670.001768
10. Coslenchus alacinatusS013microherviborous3.26.73120.0990.000312
11. Coslenchus costatusS014microherviborous4.812.23340.1070.001139
12. Coslenchus indicusS015microherviborous0.33330.1080.000002
13. Criconema annuliferumS016migratory ectoparasite10.129.812240.9430.016206
14. Criconemoides informisS019migratory ectoparasite20.519.421810.6080.017114
15. Criconemoides morgensisS020migratory ectoparasite0.32102102100.7400.001339
16. Criconemoides sphaerocephalumS023migratory ectoparasite2.710.61280.3170.000773
17. Criconemoides xenoplaxS024migratory ectoparasite5.6103.329240.8130.015797
18. Ditylenchus dipsacifS029migratory endoparasite44.51141.3200.002969
19. Ditylenchus sp.fS031microherviborous10.941120.5880.006853
20. Dolichorhynchus lamelliferusS033migratory ectoparasite0.37770.7050.000006
21. Dolichorhynchus parvusS035migratory ectoparasite1.612615060.0910.003372
22. Dolichorhynchus sp 1S036migratory ectoparasite2.135.431120.4990.004466
23. Dolichorhynchus sp 3S038migratory ectoparasite0.33838380.4870.000774
24. Globodera sp. *fS049sedentary endoparasite0.31110.1140.000002
25. Gracilacus steineriS051migratory ectoparasite1.6285710.0330.000084
26. Gracilacus straeleniS052migratory ectoparasite0.52111310.0540.000081
27. Helicotylenchus canadensisS053migratory ectoparasite1.6337.31419640.5860.011342
28. Helicotylenchus digonicusS054migratory ectoparasite48.1485.3271200.2470.171107
29. Helicotylenchus exallusS055migratory ectoparasite2.437.3121190.2440.002366
30. Helicotylenchus microlobusS056migratory ectoparasite2.47101430760.3360.018585
31. Helicotylenchus minziS057migratory ectoparasite0.52313330.2720.002041
32. Helicotylenchus oleaeS058migratory ectoparasite20.2599.97197200.1450.079150
33. Helicotylenchus sp 1S060migratory ectoparasite0.32312231223120.3470.003498
34. Helicotylenchus sp 4S063migratory ectoparasite0.34440.3330.000327
35. Helicotylenchus sp 5S064migratory ectoparasite0.31414140.3260.000430
36. Helicotylenchus vulgarisS065migratory ectoparasite18.9268410920.6620.116413
37. Hemicriconemoides macrodorusS066migratory ectoparasite2.145.711120.7140.006267
38. Hemicycliophora ibericaS070migratory ectoparasite0.32220.5720.000099
39. Heterodera avenae*fS077sedentary endoparasite2.443.523450.1540.000161
40. Heterodera mediterranea*S081sedentary endoparasite1.622.35460.1040.002558
41. Heterodera sp. *fS083sedentary endoparasite0.34440.1020.000026
42. Longidorus alvegusS087migratory ectoparasite0.56.51126.3020.002652
43. Longidorus indalusS091migratory ectoparasite1.611.21523.7940.005117
44. Longidorus macrodorusS261migratory ectoparasite0.311172.7990.003572
45. Longidorus magnusS095migratory ectoparasite0.81.71272.4530.003382
46. Longidorus oleaeS096migratory ectoparasite0.52.52337.0270.000489
47. Longidorus rubiS098migratory ectoparasite0.322252.4290.000256
48. Longidorus vineacolaS104migratory ectoparasite0.311117.8900.003057
49. Longidorus vinearumS105migratory ectoparasite0.333358.5020.001073
50. Longidorus wicuoleaS106migratory ectoparasite0.355528.8610.000842
51. Meloidogyne arenaria*S107sedentary endoparasite0.859.721380.0680.000024
52. Meloidogyne artiellia*fS108sedentary endoparasite0.511.59140.0540.000002
53. Meloidogyne hapla*S110sedentary endoparasite0.32220.0880.000002
54. Meloidogyne incognita*S112sedentary endoparasite0.81951.7457270.0490.003219
55. Meloidogyne javanica*S113sedentary endoparasite3.7781.41100000.0680.006666
56. Meloidogyne sp 1 *S114sedentary endoparasite0.5254460.0710.000125
57. Merlinius brevidensS116migratory ectoparasite72.635.821760.1850.039512
58. Nagelus obscurusS118migratory ectoparasite0.32828280.1370.000178
59. Neodolichorhynchus microphasmisS122migratory ectoparasite0.34242420.4600.001402
60. Neopsilenchus sp.S124microherviborous0.33131310.1880.000211
61. Ogma civellaeS126migratory ectoparasite1.113.23381.0330.003519
62. Ogma palmatumS128migratory ectoparasite0.36661.1750.000424
63. Ogma rhombosquamatumS129migratory ectoparasite20.5483.3198000.5690.018593
64. Paratrichodorus “allius”S131migratory ectoparasite2.75.21121.3240.001412
65. Paratrichodorus sp 1S134migratory ectoparasite0.89.73140.2910.000656
66. Paratrichodorus sp 10S135migratory ectoparasite0.34440.6450.000039
67. Paratrichodorus sp 15S138migratory ectoparasite0.31818180.6850.000096
68. Paratrichodorus sp 3S140migratory ectoparasite0.33330.6330.000149
69. Paratrichodorus sp 4S141migratory ectoparasite0.81.7130.6220.000096
70. Paratrichodorus sp 6S143migratory ectoparasite0.31515150.6980.000249
71. Paratrichodorus sp 9S145migratory ectoparasite0.33330.6140.000010
72. Paratrophurus loofiS147migratory ectoparasite1.914.93560.7480.004933
73. Paratrophurus striatusS148migratory ectoparasite0.31212120.2950.000156
74. Paratylenchus ciccaroneiS150migratory ectoparasite6.6132.239740.0470.002823
75. Paratylenchus microdorusS151migratory ectoparasite23.1185.1274800.0740.014765
76. Paratylenchus sheriS152migratory ectoparasite8.5347.4430240.1090.019067
77. Paratylenchus vandenbrandeiS153migratory ectoparasite13.6137.7417360.0270.013655
78. Pratylenchoides alkaniS154migratory endoparasite0.8292490.5940.000389
79. Pratylenchoides crenicaudaS155migratory endoparasite0.33838380.3100.000119
80. Pratylenchoides hispaniensisS156migratory endoparasite0.32220.4820.000006
81. Pratylenchoides ritteriS157migratory endoparasite0.568.548890.4080.001098
82. Pratylenchus neglectusfS159migratory endoparasite6.410.82470.0970.000717
83. Pratylenchus oleaeS160migratory endoparasite0.85528980.0990.002373
84. Pratylenchus penetransS161migratory endoparasite0.814.37190.1710.000496
85. Pratylenchus scribneriS162migratory endoparasite0.32424240.1390.000186
86. Pratylenchus thorneifS169migratory endoparasite1716.811260.1480.007639
87. Psilenchus hilarulusS172microherviborous7.411.111210.3910.005227
88. Psilenchus hilarusS173microherviborous0.86270.3880.000259
89. Rotylenchulus macrosoma*S176semiendoparasite0.5508.51418760.0480.000528
90. Rotylenchus cypriensisS177migratory ectoparasite0.35757570.1850.000407
91. Rotylenchus incultusS180migratory ectoparasite3.5277.5412300.3170.012569
92. Rotylenchus sp 1S184migratory ectoparasite0.5313590.9180.000875
93. Rotylenchus sp 5S188migratory ectoparasite0.38880.9420.000029
94. Trichodorus andalusicusS191migratory ectoparasite8.516.31570.1900.002358
95. Trichodorus giennensisS192migratory ectoparasite7.710.91580.2350.002674
96. Trichodorus onubensisS195migratory ectoparasite0.36660.5180.000339
97. Trichodorus paragiennensisS196migratory ectoparasite0.5113190.4970.000096
98. Trichodorus parasilvestrisS197migratory ectoparasite0.33434340.3670.000134
99. Trichodorus sp. AMS-2014S199migratory ectoparasite0.31212121.2260.000050
100. Trophurus imperialisS201migratory ectoparasite0.8111230.5580.000891
101. Tylenchorhynchus clarusS204migratory ectoparasite11.1121.7420720.1080.014698
102. Tylenchorhynchus laeviterminalisS207migratory ectoparasite0.889101780.1590.000703
103. Tylenchorhynchus mediterraneusS209migratory ectoparasite7.291.636720.5110.025731
104. Tylenchorhynchus zeaeS205migratory ectoparasite0.519.512270.1530.002521
105. Tylenchus davaineiS215microherviborous21.52722520.5940.031589
106. Tylenchus elegansS216microherviborous30.819.821270.4470.025444
107. Tylenchus magnusS218microherviborous0.510.54170.4810.000132
108. Tylenchus sp.S220microherviborous0.33330.5170.000231
109. Xiphinema adenohystherumS222migratory ectoparasite0.81.71211.3460.001251
110. Xiphinema baeticaS225migratory ectoparasite0.31119.8970.000106
111. Xiphinema cadavalenseS226migratory ectoparasite0.511120.5470.000989
112. Xiphinema coxi europaeumS230migratory ectoparasite1.36.21187.4940.004608
113. Xiphinema durienseS231migratory ectoparasite0.31110.6660.000129
114. Xiphinema hispidumS234migratory ectoparasite0.33030304.0400.001856
115. Xiphinema incertumS235migratory ectoparasite0.33838381.3190.002035
116. Xiphinema indexS236migratory ectoparasite0.33335.4260.000946
117. Xiphinema italiaeS237migratory ectoparasite8.511.61591.8820.014404
118. Xiphinema iznajarenseS262migratory ectoparasite0.334343411.5640.003091
119. Xiphinema macrodoraS239migratory ectoparasite0.51181451.3910.004781
120. Xiphinema mengibarenseS263migratory ectoparasite0.32121216.3590.001333
121. Xiphinema nuragicumS241migratory ectoparasite9.321.912189.2950.040846
122. Xiphinema pachtaicumS244migratory ectoparasite70.435.718191.0470.091476
123. Xiphinema sp 4S253migratory ectoparasite0.31114.3080.001123
124. Xiphinema sp 5S171migratory ectoparasite0.52012280.8410.004496
125. Xiphinema turcicumS255migratory ectoparasite1.39.62228.8850.007783
126. Xiphinema turdetanenseS256migratory ectoparasite0.52.5148.7920.000213
127. Xiphinema vallenseS257migratory ectoparasite0.51412161.0840.000623
128. Zygotylenchus guevaraifS258migratory endoparasite6.926.622640.1000.002409

For species identification see: [6, 7, 13, 14, 15, 16].

Feeding habits according to Yeates et al. [17].

Prevalence was calculated as the percentage of samples in which a nematode species was diagnosed with respect to total number of samples.

Relative nematode wet biomass according to an adjusted Andrassy's formula [10]; relative biomass (μg) = L x D2/1.600.000; where L is nematode body length (in μm). and D is nematode maximum body width (in μm). (*) Biomass based on second-stage juveniles.

SCBD: species contribution to beta diversity [12].

Plant-parasitic nematodes species could be associated with cultivated and wild legumes growing as cover crops rather than with cultivated olives; as olive is not a suitable host for this PPN species [4].

Fig. 1

Diversity of PPN associated with cultivated olive trees in southern Spain. Tree map chart representing the diversity among feeding habits (black squares) and families (white chart) of PPN. The size of squares represents the number of taxa included in the feeding habit and/or family of PPN.

Fig. 2

World cloud considering the genera of PPN associated with cultivated olive trees in southern Spain. The size of word indicates the number of species associated with each PPN genus.

Olive orchards from cultivated olive in Andalusia (southern Spain) for detecting plant-parasitic nematodes. Olive growing areas in Andalusia have been classified into 70 biologically homogeneous zones based on environmental similarities [11]. Based on these zones, 376 commercial olive orchards were selected for this study. This was done in a way that the number of sampled olive orchards per biological zone was proportional to the total olive area in each zone. Values in bold with * note significant contribution to beta diversity (p < 0.05) according to Legendre & De Cáceres [12]. Mean altitude measured at the scale of the olive orchard in meters. LCBD: Local Contribution to Beta Diversity. Plant-parasitic nematode species identified in cultivated olive in Andalusia (southern Spain). For species identification see: [6, 7, 13, 14, 15, 16]. Feeding habits according to Yeates et al. [17]. Prevalence was calculated as the percentage of samples in which a nematode species was diagnosed with respect to total number of samples. Relative nematode wet biomass according to an adjusted Andrassy's formula [10]; relative biomass (μg) = L x D2/1.600.000; where L is nematode body length (in μm). and D is nematode maximum body width (in μm). (*) Biomass based on second-stage juveniles. SCBD: species contribution to beta diversity [12]. Plant-parasitic nematodes species could be associated with cultivated and wild legumes growing as cover crops rather than with cultivated olives; as olive is not a suitable host for this PPN species [4]. Diversity of PPN associated with cultivated olive trees in southern Spain. Tree map chart representing the diversity among feeding habits (black squares) and families (white chart) of PPN. The size of squares represents the number of taxa included in the feeding habit and/or family of PPN. World cloud considering the genera of PPN associated with cultivated olive trees in southern Spain. The size of word indicates the number of species associated with each PPN genus. The diversity, prevalence and abundance of PPN associated with cultivated olive are presented in Table 2, Fig. 1, Fig. 2. Data were characterized by performing species diversity under integrative taxonomy identification at species level of PPN infesting soils from 376 sampled commercial olive orchards in Andalusia, southern Spain [1] (Table 1). Thus, 128 PPN species belonging to 38 genera and to 13 families were recorded, which highlights a high taxonomical diversity of PPN communities. However, it should be pointed out that species belonging to genus Filenchus were not included because of its feeding habits as plant feeding are not fully clarified [2]. Other PPN species such as Heterodera avenae, Pratylenchus neglectus, Pratylenchus thornei, Zygotylenchus guevarai or other species from the genera Ditylenchus, Heterodera and Globodera were included in the analysis although olive is not a suitable host for them but they were detected from the rhizosphere of olive tree and could be associated with host plants growing as cover crops in the orchards. The nematode abundance in each commercial olive orchard ranged from 7 to (O31) to 19,796 (O333) nematode specimens per 500 cm3 of soil [1] (Table 1). The number of PPN species per nematode family ranged from one in the case of the family Rotylenchulidae to 28 species for the family Longidoridae. Other families comprising species among the most damaging plant pathogens worldwide such as Meloidogynidae encompassed six sedentary endoparasite nematodes species (Meloidogyne spp.). The three most prevalent families were Tylenchidae, Paratylenchidae and Criconematidae, and the nematodes families with the highest average nematode densities were Meloidogynidae, Hoplolaimidae and Paratylenchidae. In fact, migratory ectoparasite PPN such as Helicotylenchus oleae and Ogma rhombosquamatum showed the highest nematode abundance (19,720 and 9800 nematodes per 500 cm3 of soil, respectively); however, a rare (low prevalence) of sedentary endoparasitic PPN species such as Meloidogyne javanica was also detected at a high nematode abundance, i.e. 10,000 nematodes per 500 cm3 of soil. The species prevalence ranged from 0.3 (several nematodes species detected only in one sampling site) to 72.6% (Merlinius brevidens). Data revealed a remarkable diversity of PPN associated with olive trees, which agrees with the fact described that olive acts as host plant of a large variety of PPN [3,4]. Data increase the number of PPN associated with olive trees, being estimated in about 250 species documented worldwide [[3], [4], [5], [6], [7]]. The common genera of PPN observed were similar to those reported in previous surveys in olive trees in Andalusia [5] and Morocco [3] except for the remarkable taxonomical diversity detected for the family Longidoridae (28 species). Data also showed the nematode biomass for species of PPN identified. SCBD values ranged from almost zero to 17% for the migratory ectoparasitic PPN species Helicotylenchus digonicus (Table 2).

Experimental design, materials, and methods

Sampling design

Data was obtained by systematic survey based on sampling design described by Archidona-Yuste et al. [1]. A total of 376 commercial olive orchards were selected across the entire olive area of Andalusia (Table 1). In brief, soil samples were collected from 2011 to 2016 during the spring season. In each commercial olive orchard, soil samples were taken from four to five healthy-looking trees that were georeferenced. Soil samples were collected with a hoe discarding the upper 5-cm top soil profile, from a 5- to 50-cm depth, in the close vicinity of active olive roots. In fact, we ensured that roots from other plants including weeds or other herbaceous plants were not included. Finally, all individual samples were thoroughly mixed to obtain a single representative sample per each commercial olive orchard before nematode extraction and physicochemical parameters determination [1].

Nematode extraction

From each soil sample, nematodes were extracted separately from two 250-cm3 subsamples using magnesium sulfate centrifugal-flotation method [6,8]. Soil was washed thoroughly with tap water through a 710-μm mesh sieve, and the filtered water was collected in a beaker and extensively mixed with 4% kaolin (v/v). This mixture was centrifuged at 1100×g for 4 min, and the supernatants discarded. Pellets were re-suspended in 250 ml MgSO4 (δ = 1.16) and the new suspensions were centrifuged at 1100×g for 3 min. The supernatants were sieved through a 5 μm mesh, and nematodes collected on the sieve were washed with tap water [4]. Water solution containing nematodes collected from each of the two 250 cm3 were mixed in a single one in order to carry out the diagnostic and identification of nematodes from a 500 cm3 soil subsample.

Nematode identification

In order to select the PPN from the global nematode community in the soil, the nematode sample was poured into a counting dish (8 cm L x 8 cm W x 1.5 cm H), where they were identified and then, counted under a stereo-microscope (Leica MZ12; Leica Microsystems, Wetzler, Germany). PPN were identified to genus, and then we focused on the species delineation selecting adult nematode specimens which were fixed in a solution of 4% formaldehyde +1% propionic acid and processed to pure glycerine using Seinhorst's method [9], and identified by morphological traits and molecular markers to species level. The morphological study at nematode species level was performed by classical diagnostic features using general and specific taxonomic keys from each nematode family and genus. However, the identification of nematode species based solely on morphological diagnostic is quite complex due to the occurrence of cryptic species and/or overlapping of morphological diagnostic characters among PPN species [[5], [6], [7]]. Therefore, polyphasic identification, based on an integrative taxonomy of combining both molecular and morphological techniques, was performed to get an efficient and reliable identification of PPN species (see Notes in Table 2).

Prevalence, abundance, biomass and species richness calculation

Prevalence was calculated by dividing the number of samples in which PPN species was detected by the total number of samples and expressed as a percentage. Total nematode abundance in each commercial orchard was calculated as the total number of specimens from all species identified per 500 cm3 of soil for each commercial olive orchard. For each species identified, the abundance was calculated as the total number of specimens per 500 cm3 of soil. Relative nematode individual fresh biomass was calculated according to an adjusted Andrassy's formula [10], wherein relative biomass (μg) = L x D2 * 1,600,000−1; where L is nematode body length (in μm), and D is nematode maximum body width (in μm). Nematode size was determined with indications described by Archidona-Yuste et al., [1]. In addition, nematode species richness was determined for each olive orchard.

Specifications Table

Subject areaEcology
More specific subject areaPlant-parasitic nematode ecology. A case of study: cultivated olive trees in southern Spain
Type of dataTables and figures
How data was acquiredNematode identification was acquired by using integrative taxonomy (using a Zeiss III compound microscope with Nomarski differential interference contrast at up to × 1000 magnification and molecular methods standardized). Variable data sets were compiled from GIS, directly provided by landowner and/or data collection
Data formatRaw and analyzed
Experimental factorsSoil samples were collected with a hoe from four to five trees randomly selected in each commercial olive orchard for both taxa identification and explanatory variables data collection.
Experimental featuresEvaluate diversity, prevalence and abundance of plant-parasitic nematodes infesting soils from cultivated olive trees in southern Spain.
Data source locationAndalusia, southern Spain. Coordinates of sampling points are provided.
Data accessibilityData is provided in this article, and raw data as supplementary material.
Related research articleArchidona-Yuste A., Wiegand T., Castillo P., and Navas-Cortés J. A. 2020. Spatial structure and soil properties shape local community structure of plant-parasitic nematodes in cultivated olive trees in southern Spain. Submitted to: Agriculture, Ecosystems and Environment, 287 (1), https://doi.org/10.1016/j.agee.2019.106688
Value of the Data

Data may serve as benchmarks for other groups working in the field of PPN diversity infesting soils from agricultural ecosystems, and for belowground communities and ecosystems.

Data are based on the systematic survey with the largest sampling effort done on cultivated olive to date.

Data show a species list of PPN attacking to cultivated olive. Data increase the number of PPN associated with olive trees, being estimated in about 250 species documented worldwide

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