• FAQ Chrysopa-E

  days. What is the hatching rate of the eggs/what percentage of the eggs actually hatches? Trials show an average of 74% at the moment. This can vary depending [...] on conditions. What stages of Echinothrips do they eat? All stages except the eggs. What stages of mealybug do they eat? All stages. Is there an effect [...] Why is it important to avoid clusters of eggs? Risk that hatching larvae start eating each other, decreasing the efficacy of the product. What is a general

• FAQ Nezapar

  the abdomen, legs and antennae are brown. The larvae develop and pupate inside host eggs. What is the mode of action and life cycle of Trissolcus basalis [...] Diboxes by ants and mice that may interfere with the hatching of adult Trissolcus basalis. What is a Dibox? A Dibox is a carton box of 4x4 cm with a hook with [...] the right amount of Nezapar is introduced to keep track of the development of Nezara. Adjust dosages of Nezapar accordingly. How can I recognize the difference

• Mycotal FAQ

  mycotal Your natural partner for whitefly and thrips control What is Mycotal What is Mycotal? Mycotal is a natural insecticide. It contains a so called [...] temperature between 2°C and 6°C. The expiry date of the product can be found on the packaging. How to apply Mycotal? Mycotal is applied as a foliar spray with [...] mixing Mycotal. Is Mycotal safe for people and animals? Due to its specific mode of action on pests, Mycotal is safe for people, animals and plants. 11-2024

• Plant Pollinator interactions in high temperatures

  gives a representation of what the best conditions are for pollination. Of course, these are approximations and should only serve as a guideline. There are [...] opens up a whole new set of challenges that can affect yield and quality. Management of temperature, humidity, and radiation is essential. Under challenging [...] proper monitoring of whether pollination is taking place, and whether the setting is 100% is vital to ensure the maximum yield is achieved. Monitoring

• FAQ Nematodes

  plants, animals and humans. This is because only insects can be host to this group of nematodes. By far the most nematodes belong to the group of saprophytes [...] very low temperatures and certainly not outside a host. Only if the nematode is in the host and the temperature is not too low is there a small chance that [...] larvae will change color because of the growth of the bacteria and nematodes. In case of Heterorhabditis pink-reddish and Steinernema yellow-brownish. Under

• Manual Growing lights

  climate regime, and day and night cycle can have an impact on the overall plant and flower quality and affect flower attractivity and pollination. 1.1 [...] at the end of the plant rows, to optimize pollination when daylight is at its minimum. The opening and closing system is pneumatic and is controlled by [...] general advice is to place the hives as high as possible (above the crop) in the greenhouse. Several placement systems can be used for this. It is also important

• Predatory Mites Whitepaper

  predators can slow down the development of spider mites. Effects of temperature and humidity Temperature • N. californicus works well at low (15°C) as well [...] development of pests and beneficials depending on the temperature and humidity ranges and extremes. Temperture (ºC) Fig. 1. Typical relationship of temperature [...] and have their optimum at high temperatures (30°C). At 15°C there is till some predation but development is very slow. If the temperature is below 8°C

• General Conditions Koppert

  Pollinators and Products delivered, or as a result of incorrect Advice and Services, insofar as this is caused by intent or gross negligence on the part of Koppert [...] cover damage as a result of loss of harvest, crop damage and/or damage due to deterioration of the structure of the soil. The payments of damages claimed [...] circumstance beyond the control of the parties F as a result of which the compliance with and/or timely performance of the agreement can no longer, within reason

• Mycotal Brochure

  greenhouse whiteflies (Trialeurodes vaporium) and tobacco white flies (Bemisia tabaci), and thrips, and is applied as a foliar spray. After spraying the product [...] Mechanical obstruction of respiratory tubes • Exhaustion of reserves and a disruption of organ functioning • Production of specific proteins by the fungus within [...] insects, mites and pollinators and leaves no hazardous residue. Benefits: • Biological product for effective control of white fly, thrips and aphids • No

• Mycotal - Effective at lower temperatures

  up a population as soon as the conditions are favourable. This can become a serious threat to you crop in a later stage. Therefore, it is crucial to eliminate [...] periods of the year How fast do viable spores germinate Germination of viable spores (%) into colonies? 100 Germination rate of Mycotal and other [...] fungi Efficacy of Mycotal against thrips Number of thrips 8 Survival of thrips (Frankliniella occidentalis) when sprayed with Mycotal (1 and 2 gr/ltr). Tested