Onion fly

Download Trial results onion fly, bean seed fly and fusarium wilt What is Onion fly? The onion fly ( Delia antiqua ), also referred to as the onion maggot

Beneficial nematodes

pesticides Leaves no residue Downloads Effective control of onion and bean seed fly Wireworms control in potatoes Using nematodes in fruit orchards How do

Pepper weevil

inside an immature fruit, they move towards the middle of the mass of young seeds; whereas, when they hatch inside the flower bud, they feed on immature pollen

Plant Health

plant development Humic and fulvic acids, vital components of humus, improve seed germination, seedling growth, and biomass development of roots and shoots

Manual Growing lights

We then combined all this knowledge in our new bumblebee hive design for Natupol Excel (see figure 1.3 & 1.4). This hive is equipped with a blue hive door [...] into the hive. Figure 1.3 UV pattern on flower. Figure 1.4 UV pattern on Natupol Excel hive. 4 2 Placement of hives when using growing lights When using

Manual Wireless Beehome

n of the machine The Wireless BeeHome system is used to open and close Natupol hives at set times. Intended use/inappropriate use The Wireless BeeHome [...] devices have been set up correctly, the receivers will open and close all Natupol hives at set times. The Wireless BeeHome system is mainly used in the winter [...] above the plants. 14 5.2 Receiver Positioning of the receiver Place the Natupol hive in the greenhouse (following Koppert's placement advice). Leave the

Pepino mosaic virus

contaminated tools, hands, and clothing. It can also be transmitted via seeds, although this is less common. Once the virus enters a plant, typically through

Pierce's disease of grapevine

vectors or dormant plants. In citrus, the bacteria can be transferred in seed used for propagation. The bacteria are limited in many regions by winter

Pollination

Capirel

Lycoriella spp., Bradysia spp.); Onion fly larvae ( Delia antiqua ); Bean seed fly ( Delia platura ); Carrot fly ( Psila rosae ); Thrips (Thysanoptera)