• Mycotal FAQ

  outside of the cadaver, which may Mycotal: how does it work? spread the infection to other vulnerable pests. How long is Mycotal effective? Mycotal spores [...] levels, spores can be formed on the outside of the affected insect which may infect other vulnerable pests. Is the effect visible? Dead, shriveled insects can

• Poultry Red Mite

  viruses; avian influenza A virus; fowl pox virus) as well as bacterial infections ( Escherichia coli , Erysipelothrix rhusiopathiae , Pasteurella multocida

• Western flower thrips

  viruses affect a wide range of plants, and often a single host plant may be infected by both viruses. Life cycle and appearance of Western flower thrips The

• Northern Corn Rootworm

  damage can result in the following consequences: Plants develop secondary infections of root and stalk fungi. Extensive root injury makes plants more likely

• Mycotal your natural partner for whitefly control

  insect as a source of nutrients to grow and produce more spores, which can infect other insects. Read more about Mycotal Why use Mycotal Easy to use, can

• Akanthomyces muscarius

  pests, including whitefly , aphids and thrips . Akanthomyces muscarius infects its target pests by penetrating their bodies through natural openings or

• Southern European marshland pyralid

  and possibly stem collapse. The holes bored into the stem can facilitate infection by the fungus Botrytis cinerea . In gerbera, the flower buds may also be

• Mycotal

  and produces spores on the outside of the cadaver, which may spread the infection to other vulnerable pests. Mycotal is effective through direct contact

• Leaf miners

  visible leaf damage, lower crop quality and can open the way for secondary infections. Effective leaf miner control is essential to protect plant vitality and

• Strawberry

  can infest strawberry plants and feed on their root tissues. As a result, infected plants may exhibit stunted growth, reduced vigour and nutrient deficiencies [...] nematodes' feeding activity can also create entry points for secondary infections by fungi and bacteria, further compromising plant health . Spider mites [...] stages. The entomopathogenic fungus Lecanicillium muscarium ( Mycotal ) infects and kills aphids, contributing to population reduction. These biocontrol