• Mottled arum aphid

  Large colonies of mottled arum aphids can greatly reduce plant vigour and kill the plant through sucking of plant sap. However, also at lower densities

• Broad mite

  can be killed, plant growth stops and, in time, the whole plant dies off. Cork tissue can also develop on fruit. Where pierced cells are killed, deformed

• Mycotal Brochure

  inside the insect and subsequently kills it. At optimal conditions, new spores can be produced after the insect is killed. Favorable conditions for the growth [...] into hyphae that penetrate the pest body cavity. Once inside, the insect is killed via different modes of action: • Mechanical obstruction of respiratory tubes

• Blueberry

  they will compete with the pathogenic fungi for space and nutrients and even kill them. At the same time, they strengthen the root system making the plant

• Lyprauta

  droplets of oxalic-acid containing saliva that they use for catching and killing prey and for shelter.

• Roots Growers positive about Mycotal against whitefly

  ion; the product gets to work faster, and it is even more effective at killing off pests. Longer shelf life We were also able to increase the shelf life [...] blastospores germinate faster than conidia, and are also more effective in killing off pest organisms. As a result, the effects of spraying are visible sooner

• Quad

  12 weeks after introduction. Disposal Seal old hives into plastic bags to kill remaining live bumblebees, which takes approximately 2 weeks. When all bumblebees

• Beneficial nematodes

  work? Beneficial nematodes use a fascinating strategy for parasitizing and killing their host insects. Here's how they work: Seeking out hosts: Entomopathogenic [...] Bacterial infection: The bacteria secret toxins and antimicrobial compounds that kill the host insect within a few days. The host becomes immobile and eventually

• Mycotal

  effective through direct contact, and under the right environmental conditions, kills the target after 7-10 days. Visual effect Infested insects shrivel, or in

• Leaf miners

  wasps and so cause few problems. However, the use of chemical insecticides kills these natural enemies, allowing the leaf miner population to erupt into serious