• Poultry Red Mite

  feather plucking; anemia, which presents as comb and wattle pallor; and death, in extreme cases. Life cycle and appearance of Poultry red mite Belied by

• May beetle

  plant roots, resulting in visible water stress and ultimately ending in the death of the plant. From the third stage onwards, the impact of this pest increases

• Sciarid flies

  for various pathogenic fungi. Because the larvae move very little, plant death is generally local. Young plants that are kept humid and well-watered are

• Potato aphid

  deformed leaves or, if the infestation occurs early enough in the season, the death of young plants. Retarded growth and defoliation reduce yield. Plant sap

• Green peach aphid

  deformed leaves or, if the infestation occurs early enough in the season, the death of young plants. Retarded growth and defoliation reduce yield, Plant sap

• Mycotal your natural partner for whitefly control

  releases enzymes that break down the insect's internal organs, leading to its death. The fungus then uses the dead insect as a source of nutrients to grow and

• Parasitic wasps

  pest. They consume the host from the inside, which ultimately leads to the death of the host. Pupal stage: After the larvae have consumed the host, they pupate

• Eretmocerus eremicus

  to feed on the internal tissues of the whitefly, leading to the host’s death and contributing to a decline in whitefly populations. Eretmocerus eremicus

• Encarsia formosa

  larvae. The larvae feed on the internal tissues of the host, leading to its death and thereby contributing to the reduction of whitefly numbers. Encarsia formosa

• Diglyphus isaea

  they develop, the larvae consume the leafminer from within, leading to its death. This feeding behavior is highly effective in reducing leafminer populations