Amblyseius andersoni

thrips and spider mites , Amblyseius andersoni preys on several other small organisms such as whitefly , tarsonemid mites and rust mites. They can also feed

Amblydromalus limonicus

whiteflies and thrips , Amblydromalus limonicus preys on several other small organisms such as spider mites and tarsonemid mites. They can also feed on pollen

Isarid_SDS.pdf

its container. For additional information see subsection 7.1.D Volatil organic compounds: With regard to Directive 1999/13/EC, this product has the following [...] substances can be released: carbon dioxide (CO2), carbon monoxide and other organic compounds. SECTION 11: TOXICOLOGICAL INFORMATION 11.1. Information on [...] sensibilizing effects. For more information see section 3. F- Specific target organ toxicity (STOT)-time exposure: Based on available data, the classification

Phytoseiulus persimilis

their first pair of legs up and down in the air as these legs bear sensory organs to register volatiles emitted by damaged plants. Phytoseiid mites have no

APH_Sea_Beyond_Brochure_-_DIGITAL_-_KOPPERT.PDF

We’ve got the richest concentration of bioactive compounds. Organic acids help plants produce energy and encourage production of new compounds, boosting

A step-by-step guide to whitefly control

mechanical and physiological damage. Impact : Depletes energy reserves, disrupts organ function, and induces the production of proteins that further impair the

Beneficial Nematodes against Horticultural Pests

become a powerful part of IPM solutions together with other beneficial organisms; working together to either partly substitute, and sometimes replace the

In Partnership with Nature

This method will enable us to transport our most temperature sensitive organisms in a box made of cardboard with a synthetic fiber lined with plastic inside

What is Biological Control?

Whitefly

predatory mites, predatory bugs, or entomopathogenic fungi. These beneficial organisms can help control whitefly populations by feeding on them or their eggs