Beneficial Nematodes against Horticultural Pests

horticultural crops Which nematode controls which pest best? This is an overview of the nematode-pest combinations that have been tested successfully so [...] stage of pest, humidity, application equipment etc. If you have any questions or doubts, please consult your Koppert contact person. If a specific pest is not [...] Koppert is continuously researching new possibilities. Protected Vegetables Pest Larva Adult Fungus gnats / Sciarids Bradysia spp. Tomato leafminer Tuta

Target pests of beneficial nematodes in top fruits

This is an overview of the nematode-pest combinations that have been tested successfully so far. If a specific pest is not mentioned in this document, it [...] Top Fruits Crop Apples / Pears When to apply Where to apply Targeted pest instar(s) Cydia pomonella Autumn/Spring Scaffold branches, trunks and [...] Spring/Summer: at fruitlets fall Soil Soil Adults, before emergence Larvae Pest Latin Name Codling moth Capirel Casea S. feltiae S. carpocapsae Dose

Target pests of beneficial nematodes in soft fruits

This is an overview of the nematode-pest combinations that have been tested successfully so far. If a specific pest is not mentioned in this document, it [...] Raspberries, Grapevine Cranberry When to apply Where to apply Targeted pest instar(s) Dose Otiorhynchus sulcatus Autumn/Spring Soil Larvae 1,5 [...] Repeat after 7 days if necessary. Foliar Larvae 1,5 to 5 billion/ha Pest Latin Name Black Vine weevil Capirel Casea S. feltiae S. carpocapsae

Target pests of beneficial nematodes in stone fruits & nuts

Crop Pest Latin Name Oriental Fruit Moth Cydia molesta Capirel Casea S. feltiae S. carpocapsae When to apply Where to apply Targeted pest instar(s) [...] This is an overview of the nematode-pest combinations that have been tested successfully so far. If a specific pest is not mentioned in this document, it [...] genic nematodes produced by Koppert has been selected to target specific pest insects and Koppert produces specific strains of Steinernema feltiae, Steinernema

Trial results onion fly and bean seed fly

sustainable pest management practices. Why Frank uses Capirel nematodes Frank highlights the benefits of using beneficial nematodes for pest control, e [...] of the nematodes produced by Koppert has been selected to target specific pest insects. How does it work? After application, the nematodes set out in search [...] the digested tissues of the dead insect and reproduce in large numbers. The pest insect stops feeding soon after being infested, and dies within a few days

Target pests of beneficial nematodes in potato & outdoor vegetables

This is an overview of the nematode-pest combinations that have been tested successfully so far. If a specific pest is not mentioned in this document, it [...] in Potatoes & Outdoor vegetables When to apply Where to apply Targeted pest instar(s) Dose Crioceris asparagi Early summer: 1st generation Late summer: [...] to 5 days apart. Foliar Larvae 1-2 million/L spray until run off Crop Pest Latin Name Asparagus Common asparagus beetle Beans & Peas / Spinach

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How to use beneficial nematodes – Entomopathogenic nematodes for Biological pest control

Fit Roots for Plant Health Whitepaper - Koppert

cultivated plant only when the food that the pest or disease needs is richly available in the plant sap. Most pest and disease organisms depend for their growth [...] wellcontrolled root zone temperature. and crops evolve to a higher level of pest and disease resistance and higher levels of plant health. Several of these [...] nutrition balance and functioning can lessen or increase its susceptibility to pest and disease attacks. These could be factors related to the plant (such as

FAQ Nematodes

controlling effect. Do entomopathogenic nematodes work at all stages of the pest insect? It depends. Some pests are susceptible to nematode infection in both [...] Application Which nematode should I use? Please contact your advisor for the pest/target lists. This list is not exhaustive as we are routinely running bioassays [...] become slimy and thus will no longer be found. In practice, the decrease of pest pressure is the only indication that the application has been effective.