• Plant Disease Management

  not only improves the safety of agricultural products but also addresses growing concerns about pesticide residues in food. Preservation of beneficial organisms

• Citrus mealybug

  Characteristically, dark sooty moulds ( Cladosporium spp .) are often found growing on this honeydew. Additionally, the white, waxy secretion of the mealybugs

• Pollination checklist tomato

  bumblebees will still collect pollen, and leave bite marks, but no fruit will grow. Bumblebees are active at temperatures between 8 and 32 degrees Celsius.

• Trichoderma harzianum

  through various mechanisms. Competition for space: Trichoderma harzianum grows faster on the surface of the root than soil borne pathogenic fungi, which

• Biological Pest Control

  friendly products, the demand for biological pest control methods is likely to grow, making it a forward-looking choice for agriculture and pest management.

• Bumblebee pollination

  potential when compared to rival products because Koppert’s bumblebee colonies grow faster and last longer. The hive design developed over the years helps bumblebees

• Tomato

  Scouting typically begins before planting and continues throughout the growing season, with a focus on early detection. Early identification of pests and

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  environmental conditions. It grows under a wide temperature range (10o-34oC), at a pH between 4-8, in many types of growing media, and on the roots of a [...] greenhouse planting mix or soil, TRIANUM P Biological Fungicide actively grows onto plant roots as they develop and protect roots against Pythium ultimum [...] (Microdochium nivale) in turf. It can be applied by drench application to the growing medium or by spray at sowing. TRIANUM P Biological Fungicide can be used

• Caterpillar control with nematodes

  nematode products can be used in conventional, organic or zero residue growing methods in a wide range of crops; fruits, vegetables and ornamental crops

• Amazone Plants continues the path of organic cultivation

  greenhouses. These were used to temporarily store a proportion of the growing plants. In the end, everything more or less turned out fine – the plants