• Chrysoperla carnea

  caterpillars , thrips , mealybugs , and other soft-bodied insects that are harmful to plants. In agriculture, Chrysoperla carnea i s employed as a biological

• Trichoderma harzianum

  the root systems and surrounding soil of plants, where it competes with harmful pathogens for resources, thereby reducing their populations. Additionally

• Natutec Scout Wins GreenTech Innovation Award 2019

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  regular updates about situations in greenhouses where pests may have reached harmful levels. This gives growers the opportunity to act in good time. The dashboard

• Predatory mites

  beneficial arthropods used in pest control to manage and reduce populations of harmful pests in various agricultural and horticultural settings. These tiny arthropods [...] pesticide use: Refrain from using chemical pesticides simultaneously, as they can harm both pest and predatory mite populations. If chemical intervention is needed

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  (in)direct effects on natural enemies. Our side effects app tells you how harmful different pesticides are. Find out which pesticides have side effects on

• Ten need-to-know facts about caterpillars

  June 28, 2023

  parts, which allow them to consume large amounts of plant tissue. The most harmful caterpillars belong to the Noctuidae family (moths), which is also the largest

• Economical and Better Biocontrol of Aphids, Mealybugs and Echinothrips

  May 10, 2021

  enemy of aphids , mealybugs and Echinothrips – growers can now tackle these harmful pests more effectively and economically. Continuous R&D by leading biocontrol

• Operation Mealybug

  roots, whilst others are gall-formers. A few species can also transmit harmful viruses. Mealybugs inflict damage on the crop in various ways: Nymphs and

• Koppert Registers New Biofungicide

  November 26, 2019

  antagonistic yeast that works by competing for space and nutrients with harmful fungi. Besides that, it produces antifungal metabolites and attacks the

• Mealybugs and scales

  roots, whilst others are gall-formers. A few species can also transmit harmful viruses. Mealybugs inflict damage on the crop in various ways: nymphs and