• Cannabis aphid

  vital fluid. The following damage symptoms may be observed when plants are infested with Phorodon cannabis : Excess sap is excreted on leaves and flowers as

• Greenhouse whitefly

  underside of young leaves, where they deposit their eggs. When shaking infested plants, adults will first fly, then return to the underside of the leaves

• Aphidius ervi

  /release. Releases should be repeated weekly during the period when aphid infestation is expected. Consult a Koppert advisor or a recognized distributor of

• Stratiolaelaps scimitus (Hypoaspis miles)

  and on the soil and at the base of plant stems. The reduction of the infestation level occurs at a slow but steady rate. Feeding behaviour of Stratiolaelaps

• Cucumber

  diseases allows for timely intervention, reducing the risk of widespread infestations or outbreaks. Monitoring involves recording data on pest and disease

• Tarnished plant bug

  the plant subclasses Rosidae and Asteridae . Producers can help prevent infestations by eliminating weed hosts (butterweed, goldenrod, fleabane, etc.) nearby

• Northern Corn Rootworm

  survive exclusively on the roots of corn. This allows producers to control infestation, for the most part, by rotating their corn crop yearly with another plant

• Cannabis

  diseases allows for timely intervention, reducing the risk of widespread infestations or outbreaks. Monitoring involves recording data on pest and disease

• Black vine weevil

  to many other insects. Spread over longer distances usually occurs with infested plant material. Because Otiorhynchus sulcatus is parthenogenetic a single

• Eretmocerus eremicus

  varying environmental conditions and its efficiency in reducing whitefly infestations. Adults of this species do not feed on whiteflies but instead rely on