Globodera pallida(HETDPA)
Distribution details in Serbia
Current pest situation evaluated by EPPO on the basis of information dated
2025: Absent, pest eradicated
First recorded in: 2005
Eradication in: 2022
Pest status declared by NPPO: Absent, pest eradicated (2025-07)
From CABI Disease map 777 (2021): Present, no details
First recorded in: 2005
Eradication in: 2022
Pest status declared by NPPO: Absent, pest eradicated (2025-07)
From CABI Disease map 777 (2021): Present, no details
See EPPO Reporting Service (1994/19) and comments on G. rostochiensis in Yugoslavia.
According to Oro et al. (2012), G. pallida was first found in Serbia in 2005.
NPPO (2025): pest eradicated.
According to Oro et al. (2012), G. pallida was first found in Serbia in 2005.
NPPO (2025): pest eradicated.
* Bacic J, Stare BG, Sirca S, Urek G (2008) Russian Journal of Nematology 16(1), 63-65.
* Krnjaic D, Oro V, Gladovic S, Trkulja N, Scekic D, Kecovic V (2002) Plant Protection 53 (4), 147-156.
------ Sanac, Kladnica, Ogradjenik and Milatovici.
* NPPO of Serbia (2025-07).
* Oro V (2008) Biljni Lekar (Plant Doctor) 36 (5), 320-325.
------- [Kladnica.]
* Oro V, Zivković S, Popović T, Trkulja N, Ivanović ZC (2012) Inferring places of origin of two potato cysts nematodes from Serbia using molecular tools. Proceedings of the International Symposium on current trends in plant protection (Belgrade, RS, 2012-09-25/28), 593-597.
------ Globodera rostochiensis and G. pallida were probably introduced into Serbia from another European country (rather than as a direct introduction from Latin America).
* Krnjaic D, Oro V, Gladovic S, Trkulja N, Scekic D, Kecovic V (2002) Plant Protection 53 (4), 147-156.
------ Sanac, Kladnica, Ogradjenik and Milatovici.
* NPPO of Serbia (2025-07).
* Oro V (2008) Biljni Lekar (Plant Doctor) 36 (5), 320-325.
------- [Kladnica.]
* Oro V, Zivković S, Popović T, Trkulja N, Ivanović ZC (2012) Inferring places of origin of two potato cysts nematodes from Serbia using molecular tools. Proceedings of the International Symposium on current trends in plant protection (Belgrade, RS, 2012-09-25/28), 593-597.
------ Globodera rostochiensis and G. pallida were probably introduced into Serbia from another European country (rather than as a direct introduction from Latin America).
| Country | State | Status | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Bosnia and Herzegovina | Present, few occurrences | ||
| Bulgaria | Present, restricted distribution | ||
| Croatia | Present, few occurrences | ||
| Hungary | Present, few occurrences | ||
| Romania | Present, restricted distribution |