KaartenWitteVlieg
English translation: whitefly cards
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|  Selected response from: Alexander Schleber (X) Belgium Local time: 04:32 | ||||||
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cards whitefly Explanation: Hoi, Deze kaartjes zijn bedoeld om de sluipwesp, een natuurlijke vijand van de witte vlieg, in de kas te brengen. Koppert is een bekende leverancier van biologische bestrijdingsmiddelen: http://www.koppert.nl/cgi-bin/x031.pl?ktrn_srcID=1&lang=n: EN-STRIP Verpakkingseenheid Encarsia formosa (sluipwesp) Verpakking: 10 kartonnen strippen met 5 kaartjes in folie in doosje Inhoud: geparasiteerde wittevliegpoppen, waar 3.000 sluipwespen uitkomen (product is ook beschikbaar met halve dosering) http://www.koppert.nl/cgi-bin/x031.pl?ktrn_srcID=1&lang=e EN-STRIP Unit of packaging Encarsia formosa (parasitic wasp) Pack size: 10 cardboard strips each with 5 cards wrapped in a box Contains: parasitized whitefly pupae, from which hatch 3,000 parasitic wasps Tot zover het citaat :-) Volgens mij is de benaming Kaarten Witte Vlieg eigenlijk een beetje raar. Meestal wordt niet de witte vlieg, maar de parasiet genoemd, in het bovenstaande voorbeeld dus Encarsia. Maar misschien gaat het om een kopje waaronder dan weer verschillende natuurlijke vijanden worden genoemd... ik denk dat je er dus wel cards whitefly van kunt maken, of eventueel strips whitefly. Groeten, Carla Reference: http://www.koppert.nl Eigen ervaring als landbouwkundig ing. |
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whitefly cards Explanation: "White Fly Predator (Delphastus pusillus) This predatory beetle is very effective against greenhouse and sweet potato whitefly. Both the larval and adult beetles feed on all stages of whitefly and will eat spider mites when whitefly are not available. Delphastus are shipped as adults, which eat several hundred whitefly daily. Adult females live for approx. 1 month and lay 3-4 eggs/day. " (http://www.biconet.com/biocontrol/delphastus.html) "Whitefly Parasite Encarsia formosa These tiny parasitic wasps provide excellent control of greenhouse whitefly (Trialeurodes vaporariorum) and limited control of sweet potato whitefly (Bemisia tabaci). Each adult Encarsia lays 100-200 eggs and each egg will kill one whitefly larva. The wasp develops inside the whitefly nymphs and emerges after 20 days. Use sticky traps for detection and monitoring. (http://www.biconet.com/biocontrol/encarsia.html) HTH Internet |
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