Abstract
In laboratory studies, we demonstrated that five native entomopathogenic nematode species/isolates caused 100% mortality of Spodoptera cilium larvae, a soil surface-feeding pest of turfgrass. At 25 infective juveniles/cm2 applied to sod, two selected Turkish species, Steinernema carpocapsae and Heterorhabditis bacteriophora (Sarigerme isolate), averaged 77% and 29% larval mortality, respectively.
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