List of products by supplier Koppert

System of refuge plants Rhopalosiphum padi

Use Aphibank to:

Development of parasitic wasps

Presentation:

The box contains approximately 500 aphids of cereals in developing winter wheat.

Predator coccinellid (ladybug)

Adalia bipunctata

Use Aphidalia to:

Various species / stages of aphids

Presentation:

Aphidalia is sold in a cotton bag containing 100 larvae in buckwheat

Cecidomids

Aphidoletes aphidimyza

Use Aphidend to:

A wide range of species of aphids

Presentation:

Bottle of 100 ml, from which 2 000 cecidomids emerge

Each bottle contains black pupae mixed with wood fiber

Parasitic wasp

Aphelinus abdominalis

Use Aphilin to:

Aphids

Presentation:

Each 100 ml bottle contains mummies mixed with wood chips, from which 500 parasitic wasps will emerge

Parasitic wasp

Aphidius colemani

Use Aphipar to:

Aphids

Presentation:

Bottle of 100 ml, from which 500 parasitic wasps emerge

500 ml bottle, from which 5 000 parasitic wasps emerge

Each bottle contains mummies mixed with wood shavings

Parasitic wasp

Aphidius matricariae

Use Aphipar-M to:

Aphids

Presentation:

100 ml bottle, from which 1 000 parasitic wasps emerge

250 ml bottle, from which 5 000 parasitic wasps emerge

Each bottle contains mummies mixed with wood shavings

Hymenoptera parasitoid

Aphytis melinus

Use Aphytis to:

Parasitize and prey on females and males of 2nd and 3rd instar larvae and adult females not fertilized with California red louse (Aonidiella aurantii), white louse of lemon tree (Aspidiotus nerii), St. Joseph's louse (Quadraspidiotus perniciosus) and other pillbugs.

Presentation:

Each 250 ml bottle contains 10,000 adults in 8 green strips of paper

Insecticide of plant growth regulator (IGR)

Azadirachtin 3.2% (32 g / l)

Use Azafit to:

Azafit is a complementary tool in the control of whitefly, tuta, thrips, aphids and other pests in multiple crops, especially when strategies of integrated production and prevention of resistance are followed. Azafit is respectful with a large number of beneficial insects.

Presentation:

1 liter bottle

Entomopathogenic nematodes

Steinernema feltiae

Use Capirel to:

Larvae of the apple moth (Cydia pomonella), the oriental moth of the peach tree (Cydia molesta), the plum moth (Cydia funebrana), the tortricid of the fruit trees (Adoxophyes orana) and the sessile or borer of the bark (Synanthedon myopaeformis).

Capirel also acts against the larvae of the asparagus beetle (Crioceris asparagi).

Presentation:

6 envelopes of 250 million nematodes

Each sachet contains 90.5% Steinernema feltiae, 9.5% inert material

Entomopathogenic nematodes

Steinernema carpocapsae

Use Capsanem to:

Larvae of the families of Noctuidae, Pyralidae, Tipulidae (tipulids), the pine weevil (Hylobius abietis) and Capnodis tenebrionis. Larvae of several other Coleoptera (beetles) and Orthopthera (eg grillotopo).

Presentation:

Capsanem Standard: Box with 2 envelopes

Each envelope contains 25 million nematodes

Capsanem Grande: Box with 2 envelopes

Each envelope contains 250 million nematodes

Extra Large Capsanem: Box with 6 envelopes

Each envelope contains 250 million nematodes

The boxes contain nematodes (third stage) in gel

Crisopa

Chrysoperla carnea

Use Chrysopa to:

Aphids and other insect pests

Presentation:

Chrysopa is sold in bottles or cubes with larvae (second stage) mixed with buckwheat

500 ml bottles contain 1,000 larvae

The 6-liter buckets contain 10 000 larvae

Parasitic wasp

Anagyrus pseudococci

Use Citripar to:

Mealy louse

Mealy mealybug of the vine

Presentation:

Each bottle contains mummies mixed with wood shavings

50 ml bottle, from which 500 parasitic wasps emerge