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APHID preditors Aphidius Ervi Type: Biological control agent contains the Braconid wasp, Aphidius ervi. It stings and parasitizes larger aphids, such as the foxglove aphid, Aulacorthum solani, and the potato aphid, Macrosiphum euphorbiae, as well as several other aphid species. How it works: Provides preventive control of large aphids,Ventilation and food source available in packaging to help ensure adult survival.Packaging allows growers to see the product clearly and judge its quality and purity. Species Controlled: Aphids APHIDIUS ERVI (MU<strong>MM</strong>IES/ADULTS) 125 ML BOTTLE-250 £35.88 When To Use: The female predatory wasp lays an egg in the aphid. The egg hatches within 2-3 days and the larva feeds on the aphid leaving a parasitised mummy on the plant,The Aphidius Ervi life cycle takes approximately 14 days at 25°C / 77°F or 19 days at 21°C / 70°F. Anthocoris Nemoralis Type: Predators of insects, mites and aphids,Adults feed only on nectar and pollen, and are not predatory. How it works: Ideal for hot spot treatments due to its quick knock down effect on aphids. Larvae need food to survive and complete their larval stages so Chrysoline is not suitable for preventive use. Species Controlled: Aphids, Mealy Bugs ANTHOCORIS NEMORALIS PEAR PSYLLID PREDATORS 500ML PLASTIC BOTTLE-500 When To Use: Adults will disperse, so new releases may be required to maintain control. Tests on aphids show total consumption by a single larva in 14 days at 21°C £82.68 8
9 Garden chafer /COCK CHAFER Heterorhabditis SP Type: Insect parasitic nematodes. How it works: The spray application releases nematodes which seek out insect larvae / grubs in the soil entering them through natural openings. Once inside they release their symbiotic bacteria killing the grub. Nematodes multiply in the dead organism releasing a new generation. HETERORHABDITIS SP ENTOMOPATHENOGENIC NEMATODES N VERMICULITE 250,000,000 IN SEALED TRAYS £68.50 Species controlled: The Phyllopertha horticolapresent in turf. Other species of Chafer such as the CockchaferMelolontha melolonthamay not be adequately controlled owing to differences in life cycle. When to use: In accordance with the Garden Chafer life cycle - when the larvae are close to the soil surface and when the soil surface is above 12°C. Typically treat from August to September. Later applications and the larvae may be too deep to be targeted and soil temperatures too low. Apply to wet ground (irrigate if required and afterwards). Nematodes must pass through the thatch layer and into the soil and need to be kept moist for 2 - 3 weeks. Nematodes are sensitive to sunlight so apply late in the day. Damage prevention will be noted the following spring when most damage is usually seen. Rates of use: 50 million pack treats 100 m2, 250 million pack treats 500 m2
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Page 4 and 5: 2 Ant preditors Steinernema Feltiae
Page 6 and 7: 4 Aphid preditors Chrysoprla Carnea
Page 8 and 9: APHID preditors Aphidius Colemani T
Page 12 and 13: 10 BROAD MITE preditors Amblyseius
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Page 18 and 19: THRIP PREDATORS Amblyseius Cucumeri
Page 20 and 21: SPIDERMITE PREDATORS Adalia Bipunct
Page 22 and 23: SPIDERMITE PREDATORS Phytoseiulus P
Page 24 and 25: OTHER preditors Cryptolaemus Montro
Page 26 and 27: OTHER preditors Hypoaspis Miles Typ
Page 28 and 29: 26 OTHER preditors Bombus Terrestri
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