• FAQ Nezapar

  eggs. What is the mode of action and life cycle of Trissolcus basalis? Adult female parasitic wasps of Trissolcus basalis lay an egg in a host egg. Larvae [...] essential? To make sure the right amount of Nezapar is introduced to keep track of the development of Nezara. Adjust dosages of Nezapar accordingly. How can I recognize [...] appearance of Trissolcus basalis? Adults are black wasps of about 1-3 mm length with downward elbowed antennae and flattened abdomen. Wings extend past the

• Predatory mites whitepaper

  development rate of a predatory mite. 06-2024 General remarks The charts shown in this Information sheet are made based on the current knowledge and our [...] development. Control of two-spotted spider mites • N. californicus is (compared to P. persimilis) more effective at lower densities of spider mites. At higher [...] mite densities these predators can slow down the development of spider mites. Effects of temperature and humidity Temperature • N. californicus works

• FAQ Nematodes

  larvae, especially in the case of large insects. Do entomopathogenic nematodes only work as a soil application? In nature they live in soil and are therefore [...] visible? Infected larvae will change color because of the growth of the bacteria and nematodes. In case of Heterorhabditis pink-reddish and Steinernema ye [...] host to this group of nematodes. By far the most nematodes belong to the group of saprophytes. These nematodes are harmless and live of dead organic matter