Plant Nematodes and its Management is a comprehensive and well-structured volume that provides an in-depth understanding of plant-parasitic nematodes and their management in modern agriculture. The book systematically covers essential topics ranging from sampling and extraction techniques to advanced diagnostic methods, economic impact assessment, and integrated management strategies. It emphasizes a balanced approach by incorporating cultural, biological, chemical, and host resistance methods, along with recent advances in biotechnology and transgenic approaches. Special focus has been given to practical aspects, including nematode management in horticultural crops, quarantine regulations, and emerging trends such as molecular diagnostics and sustainable management practices. The content is designed to bridge theoretical knowledge with real-world application, making it highly relevant to current agricultural challenges. The book is intended for a wide readership, including undergraduate and postgraduate students of agriculture, plant pathology, and nematology, as well as researchers and academicians seeking a detailed reference source. It will also be highly useful for extension workers, field officers, and progressive farmers who are directly involved in crop production and protection.