FAQ Nezapar

lead time for Nezapar? The lead time is 5 weeks, so scouting during the season and acting fast in case Nezara pressure increases is essential. How should [...] should I scout? Look for several (mating) adults on one plant or for freshly laid egg packages. Only the eggs will be parasitized. How do I introduce the pupae [...] recognized distributor of Koppert products for advice on the best strategy for your situation. Is it possible to have a longer interval than 1 week after

Mycotal FAQ

is very unlikely due to the complex nature by which Mycotal interacts with the target pest. How to handle & apply Mycotal How to store Mycotal? Mycotal [...] Systems in greenhouses. How to use Mycotal How to use Mycotal with Low Volume Mist System What are the optimal conditions to apply Mycotal? • Mycotal [...] spread the infection to other vulnerable pests. Mycotal: how does it work? How long is Mycotal effective? Mycotal spores starts to germinate and grow

Plant Pollinator interactions in high temperatures

severe implications for yield and quality. It is essential to point out that exposure to maximum temperatures of more than 30° C for a couple of hours has [...] reaches 40° C for one hour, there is also an immediate effect. For a high 24-hour temperature to affect pollination takes at least one to two weeks. Similarly [...] the potential to reduce pollination services significantly. Such responses to heat may be important for flower visitation. The time taken for thermoregulation

FAQ Nematodes

and search for a host. It is therefore important to leave the soil moist for a few weeks after application of nematodes. Can I apply nematodes to each su [...] cause harm to plants. However, entomopathogenic nematodes are 100% safe for plants, animals and humans. This is because only insects can be host to this group [...] nematodes belong to the group of saprophytes. These nematodes are harmless and live of dead organic matter to provide a rich soil life. How do entomopathogenic

Predatory mites whitepaper

several pests. To choose the right species for your purpose it is important to understand the strengths and weaknesses of these mites. Here we provide information [...] information to help you to choose the right species for your specific situation. Predatory Mite Two-spotted spider mite Thrips Whitefly Pollen ++++* [...] therefore not be used for thrips control. Humidity All phytoseiids need a relatively high relative humidity to develop and multiply. According to results from

Mycotal Brochure

product for effective control of white fly, thrips and aphids • No hazardous residues and not subjected to MRL (Maximum Residue Level) rules • Safe for beneficial [...] early morning for the highest possible level of humidity on leaf surface 6. Frequent applications are needed to break the pest cycle. For the optimal [...] Koppert cannot be held liable for unauthorized use. Koppert is not liable for any loss of quality if the product is stored for longer than recommended and/or

Beneficial Nematodes against Horticultural Pests

together to either partly substitute, and sometimes replace the use of conventional pesticides, to manage pests that are extremely difficult to control [...] Each of the entomopathogenic nematodes bred by Koppert has been selected to target specific pest insects and Koppert produces specific strains of Steinernema [...] other species/strains are being researched). They are selectively applied to combat a significant variety of pests in a wide range of temperatures, such

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