• Eretmocerus eremicus

  parasitic behavior: the female lays her eggs inside the immature whitefly nymphs, and upon hatching, the larvae consume the host from within. The larvae

• Adalia bipunctata

  This ladybird species consumes aphids at various life stages, including nymphs and adults. Adalia bipunctata 's feeding behaviour is characterized by its

• Mealybugs and scales

  transmit harmful viruses. Mealybugs inflict damage on the crop in various ways: nymphs and females extract the sap from the plant, stunting growth and causing

• Encarsia formosa

  Trialeurodes vaporariorum ). The female wasp lays her eggs inside the whitefly nymphs, which are then consumed from the inside out by the developing larvae. The

• Aphidius colemani

  be parasitized, including winged aphids. Parasitized fourth instar aphid nymphs and adult aphids will produce offspring for two more days, but if an aphid

• Entofood

  Use Entofood as an alternative source of food for build-up and maintenance of Macrolophus pygmaeus populations in tomatoes in the beginning of the season and at low prey densities. Mode of action As M

• Artefeed

  Use Artefeed as an alternative source of food for maintenance of Macrolophus pygmaeus in tomatoes at low prey densities. Mode of action As Macrolophus pygmaeus needs a continuous food source to mainta

• Feltiella acarisuga

  emerging from the eggs, the midge larvae start to feed on spider mite eggs, nymphs and adults. They use their mouthparts to first immobilise their prey and

• Amblyseius swirskii

  slightly larger. The larvae of Amblyseius swirskii do not need to feed. The nymphs are larger than the larvae, have eight legs, and are a whitish yellow colour

• Aphids

  , remain unchanged and unsorted. The young aphids are born as developed nymphs and begin to feed instantly on plant sap. They grow rapidly and moult four