• Pollination checklist Growing lights

  sure the hives are not overheated by the lamps and other means, or by the sun in spring and late autumn. The later the lights are turned on, the more [...] pollination. The sun activates the bumblebees 09:00 08:00 Keep the hives closed during one day of snowfall. If possible, remove the snow from the roof. 07:00 [...] connecting the transmitter to the climate computer. Heat Do not turn the lights on before midnight Screens and filters Place the Natupol hive with the WBH

• Mirical – optimale Bekämpfung der Weißen Fliege mit revolutionärem Freisetzungssystem

  exacter to dose in the crop. All resulting in a faster population buildup in the crop and thus a significant improvement of controlling the pest. Besides [...] carrying the predatory bugs, which disperse when they are hung in the crop. The strips can easily be distributed in the plants by hanging the cardboard [...] cardboard strip over the stalk of a fully-grown leaf at the top of the plant. Both strips and tray are compostable, making it a totally sustainable product with

• Plant Pollinator interactions in high temperatures

  50-55%), the pollen is too dry and does not stick to the stigma. At high humidity, the pollen sticks to the stamen and does not fall onto the stigma. In [...] protection, the plant aborts the fruit to reduce fruit load on the plant and directs the assimilates to the vegetative growth of the plant. This is undesirable [...] strong, and the climate in the greenhouse is consistent. No easy feat, but the payback is more than worth the effort. Relative Humidity The second guideline

• Thrips Identification Guide

  laying, and a complete generation develop within a single gall. Adults exit galls and migrate to new terminal leaves to begin a new generation. The life cycle [...] leaves. Feeding also results in a specific, directed growth reaction that causes the leaf to roll, or the leaf may fold along the midrib. Ficus benjamina. [...] ficus Gynaikothrips uzeli 1 Pronotum is the foremost dorsal shield of the thorax. 2 Dorsal shields below the pronotum. Wing Meso- and metanotum2 Abdominal

• FAQ Nezapar

  egg in a host egg. Larvae develop inside the host egg, and after pupation, the adult emerges from the host egg by biting a hole in the lid of the stink [...] packages. Only the eggs will be parasitized. How do I introduce the pupae in the crop? Open the bottle and manually sprinkle the pupae in Diboxes; a minimum of [...] recommended. Place the Diboxes at eye level or in the middle of the plant and distribute them evenly in the greenhouse. After hatching, the adults will prospect

• Natutec_Airobreez_-_Directions_for_Use_-_Koppert.pdf

  out of the bag Procedure 1. Open the lid. Use the zipper. 2. Get the device, the battery, and the charger from the bag. 3. Put the device, the battery [...] an amount of the product through the slide into the duct. A fan blows air through the duct. The air in the duct blows the product out of the device and across [...] speed, put the power switch in the dose position (B). The fan stays on. The product is blown from the device. 6.3.2 A B A B Stop the device Procedure

• Beneficial Nematodes against Horticultural Pests

  and liquify the insect from the inside. The nematodes feed on the digested tissues of the dead insect and reproduce in large numbers. The pest insect stops [...] within a few days. The nematodes that emerge then start their search for a new host. Part of the IPM toolbox Nematodes have increasingly become a powerful [...] measure much less than a millimeter, so cannot be seen with the naked eye. As small as they are, they play an important role in the biological control

• Poster - Recognizing stink bugs

  through five nymphal instars. Eggs are laid on the under surface of leaves. The egg package usually has a hexagonal shape. Nezara viridula Eggs First [...] Recognizing stink bugs The Southern green stink bug Nezara viridula is a highly destructive pest damaging many important food crops. Nezara viridula goes

• FAQ Nematodes

  certainly not outside a host. Only if the nematode is in the host and the temperature is not too low is there a small chance that the nematodes can overwinter [...] host, the nematodes release a bacterium that can kill the host very quickly. This bacterium also causes the host to be converted into food for the nematodes [...] effect? How fast do the nematodes work? Under optimum conditions, a nematode can kill an insect in 24-48 hours. Under field conditions, a nematode will first

• Trial results onion fly and bean seed fly

  Facing the bean seed fly challenge This year, Frank encountered a significant challenge due to the cold and wet conditions at the beginning of the crop cycle [...] openings. The nematodes then release pathogenic bacteria they carry with them. These actions kill and liquify the insect from the inside. The nematodes [...] within a few days. The nematodes that emerge then start their search for a new host. Unique Formulation Soluble, biodegradable, and a long shelf life.