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Club root (Plasmodiophora brassicae) in soil presence or absence.£254.00It is important to test soil for the presence of club root as the organism produces zoospores that remain in the soil for many years that can infect future crops. Learn More
Soil Bait Tests: Phytophthora (except P. fragariae, P. Rubi, and P. idaei) and Pythium£179.00A bait test to detect a wide range of Phytophthora (except P. rubi, and P. idaei.) and Pythium Pythium in soil. Both Phytophthora and Pythium are fungus-like organisms causing disease in a range of plants. Learn More
Verticillium dahliae Soil Analysis£302.00This test is suitable for mineral soil samples. The test is not suitable for soils with high organic content/compost.
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General free-living plant-parasitic nematodes from soil: Standard analysis£110.00A test for free-living plant-parasitic nematodes from soil including extraction, counts and identification to genus/species (including root-lesion nematodes) of any free living nematodes found within your sample. We also supply information on any pathogenic nematodes found (Plese note: virus vectors require specialist extraction methods).
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General free-living plant-parasitic nematodes from soil: Basic analysis£77.00Our expert nematologists will analyse your soil samples for free-living nematodes which includes the extraction, count and identification to group (including root-lesion nematodes, but with the exception of virus vectors which require specialist extraction methods). This can give you the initial analysis required to point your prevention strategies in the correct direction. Learn More
Virus-vector nematodes from soil: Needle and Dagger nematodes£90.00A test for both Dagger nematodes (Xiphinema diversicaudatum) & Needle nematodes (Longidorus elongates) from soil.
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Virus-vector nematodes from soil: Stubby-Root nematodes£90.00A test for stubby-root nematodes such as Trichodorus or Paratrichodorus minor. Plants infected show short stunted roots and a general overall reduction in root development. These nematodes can also transmit damaging plant viruses.
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