• Natupol Excel

  will reach its maximum size and starts declining in size and pollination activity. Colony development depends on environmental conditions and the amount

• Eretmocerus eremicus

  temperature needs to be at least 20°C/68°F. Eretmocerus eremicus is still active at temperatures above 30°C/86°F. Behaviour of the parasitic wasp Eretmocerus

• Citrus mealybug

  egg. These first instar nymphs are known as ‘crawlers’. They are highly active in their search for a new feeding place and are capable of moving a reasonable

• Trial results onion fly and bean seed fly

  After application, the nematodes set out in search of their prey. They can actively hunt! Once they have found a host insect, they penetrate its natural body [...] in the soil. When applied to the affected area at sowing, the nematodes actively seek out bean seed fly larvae. Once they locate a larva, the nematodes

• Orius laevigatus

  at rest, displaying a characteristic black and white pattern. Adults are active predators, feeding on thrips. They also consume pollen and plant juices

• Chrysoperla carnea

  presence of leaf hairs. The larvae are not easily observed and are mainly active at night, sheltering under the plant or the rim of the pot, during daylight

• Getting a head start - The importance of scouting in winter

  January 31, 2025

  dormant adults. As temperatures rise in early spring, these pests become more active, leading to potential outbreaks if not monitored closely. Scouting during [...] entomopathogenic fungus Mycotal , and the predatory mite Anso-Mite are also active in colder temperatures, helping growers protect crops through winter and

• Biological Pest Control

  this method involves creating conditions that encourage the survival and activity of existing beneficial species. Examples include planting specific flowers

• Mycotal - Effective at lower temperatures

  powerful weapon against whiteflies and thrips in colder conditions. • Mycotal: active, growing and effective from 8 °C • The only effective entomopathogenic fungi

• Two-spotted spider mite

  to dark green, red, brown, or almost black. Males are smaller and more active than the females, with a body that is narrower and more pointed at the rear