Mycotal Brochure

Frequent applications are needed to break the pest cycle. For the optimal results, repeat the application with a 7 day interval 7. Adjuvants can improve [...] Average growth at different temperatures (25 days after spot inoculation) Growth (mm/day) 3 2 1 0 5 10 15 20 Temperture (°C) 25 30 Mycotal can be [...] biocontrol. The product has a long history of continuous development from a solid fermentation to the more efficient liquid fermentation method. Several production

Spidex Vital Trial Results

counted every day. This was carried out head to head with “regular” Spidex females and conformed to the standard used in the industry for 5 days in a row. [...] will gradually change to the characteristic red-orange colour. It all started with Spidex at Koppert more than 50 years ago. From day one this predatory mite [...] laying during a 5 day period Cumulative eggs per female 25 Spidex Vital Spidex regular 20 15 10 5 0 0 1 2 3 4 5 Observation day Explanation: As

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Ephedrus cerasicola

Development from egg to adult, of Ephedrus cerasicola in Myzus persicae on paprika, lasts 33.7 days at 15°C, about 21 days at 21°C,and 19 days at 24°C. The [...] gradually from 2.8 days at 32°C, to 26.2 days at 15°C. Life cycle and appearance of Ephedrus cerasicola Adult parasitic wasps of Ephedrus cerasicola are black [...] d aphid to swell and harden into a leathery, black mummy. The mummy is more rounded compared to Aphelinus abdominalis , and when detached from the leaf

Bacterial wilt, brown rot

potato, it is tuber-borne. Spread from plant to plant results from bacteria moving from the roots of infected plants to neighbouring plants. The bacteria [...] ornamentals) from warmer regions. Different races are distinguished with a differing, but overlapping host-range. Race 3 is pretty much restricted to potato [...] and when the stem is cut, bacterial slime oozes from the wound. This is the way to distinguish it from Verticillium or Fusarium wilts. Solution Finder

Cabbage moth

hiding in the crop during the day. Several days after emerging from their pupae the female moths lay clusters of 20 to 100 eggs on the underside of leaves [...] The eggs are initially light and translucent, becoming steadily darker until they are a brown-black or sometimes even a purple colour. They are ridged and [...] (Mamestra brassicae) has grey-brown to black forewings, with a kidney-shaped white-rimmed marking in the middle. The hindwings are light brown with a rather i

Caterpillars

150,000 species, that are easily distinguishable from other insects. Many of the butterfly species that are active during the day can be strikingly colourful [...] r’ refers to the fact that the caterpillars often live in rolled-up leaves. Although some species are restricted to a single crop, most are polyphagous [...] at the video or go to our Youtube channel to see our caterpillar control products in action. More caterpillar control videos How to get rid of caterpillars

Praon volucre

on Macrosiphum euphorbiae from oviposition to adult emergence is 13 days. At 16°C, the developmental time slows down to 26 days. Life cycle and appearance [...] wasp that belongs to the family Braconidae and to the subfamily Aphidiinae . Praon volucre is one of the most abundant parasitoids of many aphid species in [...] Macrosiphum euphorbiae over a period of 18 days. Fifty percent of the eggs are laid during the first five days. At 23-25°C, the developmental time for Praon

Pierce's disease of grapevine

bacterium which is limited to xylem tissue. It has many hosts, many of which show minor or no symptoms. More and more plant species are discovered as hosts. [...] the roots, whereas in plum, high numbers are found in leaves and fruits. The bacteria are transferred from plant to plant by all kinds of xylem-feeding insects [...] smaller fruits are produced. In plums, the first symptoms are irregular chlorosis or browning of leaves along the margin or the tip from early to midsummer

Cottony cushion scale

same length as the body, giving an overall combined length of up to 20 mm. The 'females' are actually hermaphrodites with fertilization occurring between the [...] The next two instars migrate to the larger twigs and branches and eventually moult into the adult 'female'. There are two to four generations per year. Damage [...] blocking the light from the leaves and reducing photosynthesis. Also due to the honeydew, cottony cushion scale infestations are often attended by ants