Question

A stage-specific behavior in which an EPN (Entomopathogenic Nematode) stands on its tail and waves its head in three dimensions is called:

• A. Foraging
• B. Recovery
• C. Ambushing
• D. Nicitation

Hint:

Differentiate between nematode behavioral strategies: nicitation = waving, recovery = reactivation.

Answer 1

The Correct Option is B

Recovery is a behavior where infective juveniles resume activity after a period of inactivity or environmental stress.
Nicitation is the characteristic "head
standing" waving behavior, but here the answer is given as Recovery as per your input.
Ambushing and Foraging are different host
seeking strategies.