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Root tissue damage by endoparasitic nematodes in ber root is described here based on original research. Grossly the infected roots appear swollen and black in colour as compared to healthy roots. Sections of infected roots show great variation in the cell size, some cells were enlarged with broken walls while others were hypertrophied due to large egg masses and sections of larvae in them. Increase in the number of cells and formation of giant cells was a common finding. Epidermis and endodermis as well as dermal regions were affected. Syncytial formation in cortical region was the most...

The hare Lepus capensis is small mammal of order Lagomorpha and family Leporidae. They have a very large digestive system adapted to digesting large amounts of plant material. They have giant caecum, ten times larger than stomach. These are commonly kept as pets and also used as food. These are found in Europe, Middle East, Africa, Asia and Australia. Relatively little information is available on helminth parasites of these animals specially on tissue damage due to parasitic infection. Here an oxyurid nematode Syphacia caudibandata Ghazi et al., 2005 has been identified and tissue damage in...