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The 14 pages that link to Nematode, each with the reason it gives.

• Soil food webBroader topic: Different feeding groups channel microbial production toward predators or directly affect roots.

• Agricultural pestBroader topic: Plant-parasitic species injure roots and can impair water and nutrient uptake.

• AnnelidCompared with: Nematodes resemble annelids in overall shape but lack their repeated body segments.

• DiapauseBroader topic: Some nematodes arrest development at a larval stage until conditions improve.

• AcoelomateCompared with: Nematodes are often contrasted with flatworm acoelomates because they have a pseudocoel.

• AscariasisNarrower topic: Ascaris is a nematode, a broad group that includes many free-living and parasitic worms.

• Polar desertRelated: Nematodes are among the few animals able to persist in some Antarctic desert soils.

• ChloropicrinRelated: Plant-parasitic nematodes are among the soil pests chloropicrin fumigation can control.

• FlatwormCompared with: Nematodes contrast with flatworms in body shape and possession of a through-gut.

• Ascaris lumbricoidesNarrower topic: Ascaris belongs to this animal phylum and shares its basic body plan.

• HelminthologyBroader topic: They form one of the major worm groups examined in helminthology.

• TagetesRelated: The plant’s reputation as a garden protector comes partly from interactions with parasitic nematodes.

• AncylostomaNarrower topic: Ancylostoma species are nematodes with the body plan characteristic of the phylum.

• GastrotrichCompared with: Nematodes share sediment habitats but move and feed without gastrotrich-style ventral ciliary bands.