• Mycotal FAQ

  and aphids. Always check the label before usage. How does it work How does Mycotal work? After spraying Mycotal, the spores germinate and grow into hyphae [...] levels between 4 and 10. Can I tank mix Mycotal with other products? Mycotal can be safely tank mixed with a wide range of fungicides and insecticides, but [...] may spread the infection to other vulnerable pests. Mycotal: how does it work? How long is Mycotal effective? Mycotal spores starts to germinate and grow

• FAQ Nematodes

  genic nematodes work? Nematodes are actively looking for a host or using an ambush strategy to reach their host. Once in contact with a host, they try [...] download the app. Tank mix with foliar fertilisers must be avoided. When can I expect effect? How fast do the nematodes work? Under optimum conditions, [...] local permits. Check with your local Koppert consultant and/or your local authorities if any doubt. Are nematodes compatible with organic farming? In many

• General Conditions Koppert

  party with which Koppert enters into an agreement as meant under article 2.1, receives quotes from Koppert and/or for which Koppert performs work and/or [...] provided by Koppert with the exception of Advice. Article 2. Applicability 2.1 These GC apply to all agreements which Koppert enters into, with the exception [...] 2.4 The Buyer with whom agreements have been entered into on the basis of the present conditions shall be deemed to tacitly agree with the applicability

• Beneficial Nematodes against Horticultural Pests

  Entomopathogenic nematodes measure much less than a millimeter, so cannot be seen with the naked eye. As small as they are, they play an important role in the [...] beetles, caterpillars, the larvae of sciarid flies and many others. How does it work? After application, the nematodes set out in search of their prey. Once they [...] body openings. The nematodes then release pathogenic bacteria they carry with them. These actions kill and liquify the insect from the inside. The nematodes

• Predatory mites whitepaper

  pressure is high. • In laboratory trials the oviposition of A. andersoni with whitefly eggs as prey is good. This species was never tested against whiteflies [...] low when exclusively whiteflies are provided as prey. They do much better with an additional food source (mites, thrips, pollen, etc.) In greenhouses [...] range is a gradual process. Thereafter, development increases nearly linearly with temperature. After the maximum is reached, development declines sharply (Fig

• Plant Pollinator interactions in high temperatures

  plantings. A combination of high light and low humidity forces the plant to work too hard, and as a result, the setting on the first fruit is skipped. The [...] impede pollination in a conventional greenhouse. Impact of heat on bumblebee With increasing temperatures, the behavioural responses have the potential to [...] for thermoregulation at higher temperatures comes at the cost of foraging, with negative consequences for pollination. Once temperatures pass the 30° C mark