Tomato looper

and sweet pepper. Older instars eat through the leaves, which make them appear skeletonized. The last two instars may eat the entire leaf except for the

Effective control with Chrysopa-E!

very large army of biological control agents ready for action. Chrysopa-E eats all types of aphids , mealy bugs and echinothrips, so this is a natural enemy [...] parasitic wasps ) often tackle only one specific aphid species, while Chrysopa-E eats all types of aphids, mealybugs and Echinothrips, so this is a natural enemy

American serpentine leaf miner

gerbera, the larva of the American serpentine leaf miner (Liriomyza trifolii) eats its way outwards from its egg, so that its mines join to form small plates [...] entirely ochre-yellow. When the larva hatches from the egg, it begins to eat into the leaf at once, tunnelling down into the mesophyll tissue where damage

Mushroom

popular of these, Agaricus bisporus , is considered safe for most people to eat because it is grown in controlled, sterilized environments. Several varieties

Thripex-Mini

of various thrips species. Hatching eggs and larvae. Predatory mites also eat spider mites (i.e. strawberry mite, broad mite ), several other mites, honeydew

Fall Armyworm

with a strong ultra-violet component. Damage symptoms The developing larvae eat different parts of the host plant, depending on the crop, the stage of crop

Cabbage moth

First instar larvae of the cabbage moth (Mamestra brassicae) are gregarious, eating the edge of the leaves on which they were laid. From the third instar onwards

Thripex Technical Leaflet

thrips species. Hatching eggs and the first larval stage. Predatory mites also eat spider mites, several other mites, honeydew, and pollen. Target Various [...] thrips species. Hatching eggs and the first larval stage. Predatory mites also eat spider mites (f.e. strawberry mite, broad mite), several other mites, honeydew

Sciarid flies

organic remains and the fungi that grow on them, although some species can also eat living plant material. The adults prefer humid habitats and are attracted

Towards a chemical-free future in agriculture: The vision of grower Koen

environmentally friendly and responsible. And that the vegetables consumers eat are safe. Future of biological crop protection Koen advocates for a cautious