Mon PRO5 Transeius montdorensis
Cardboard tube 1 l (25,000 ind);
Paper bag 5 l (125,000 ind).
For effective work entomophages should be introduced as soon as possible.
The maximum storage period from the moment of receipt is 48 hours.
Control of thrips, including western flower thrips (Frankliniella occidentalis), and whiteflies.
Vegetables (exception is tomatoes), flower and ornamental crops and some horticultural crops.
The substrate is evenly applied to the plant leaves.
Introduction rate:20-30 individuals / sq.m or 50-150 individuals / sq.m for prevention into hot spots
To get more detailed information about introduction rates contact our managers.
Manufacturer: ECOCULTURE RPE
Transeius montdorensis (earlier Amblyseius montdorensis) is a predatory mite from the phytoseiidae family that eats thrips, whiteflies and other small arthropods. As a polyphage, in the absence of prey, it can survive by feeding on pollen.
The tick has a beige color and reaches more than 0.4 mm in length. It is remarkable that Amblyseius montdorensis starts hunting already at a temperature of 14°C, which at low night temperatures makes it more effective pest control than Amblyseius swirskii. In its feeding activity, the tick prefers thrips larvae of the first and second instars, as well as whitefly larvae and eggs. Imago Transeius montdorensis can eat up to 15 whitefly larvae and up to 10 thrips larvae per day.
