Convert/import vmdk directly from common NFS storage to Xenserver

Hi All,
I have few machines i want to convert/move from our Esx 5.5 to Xenserver 6.5
Both systems are connected to same NFS storage where vmdk resides , my question is , is there a way except from export to OVA and import it back to Xen a way to do it directly from Xen console , I looked around didn't found any way to do such way?
Thanks
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