An alternate host of root knot nematode in vegetables a). Brassica kaber b). Cleome viscosa c). Carthamus oxyacantha d). All of these An alternate host of root knot nematode in vegetables a). Brassica kaber b). Cleome viscosa c). Carthamus oxyacantha d). All of these

An alternate host of root knot nematode in  vegetables  
a). Brassica kaber
b). Cleome viscosa
c). Carthamus oxyacantha
d). All of these
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