Hypoaspis miles
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Tube – 25 000 individuals
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Hypoaspis miles is a soil-dwelling predatory mite.
Used to control:
✅ Western flower thrips (Franklinella occidentalis);
✅ Tomato thrips (Frankliniella schultzei);
✅ American Echinothrips (Echinothrips americanus);
✅ Tobacco thrips (Thrips tabaci);
✅ Mushroom mosquitoes (Lycoriella ingenua and Bradysia paupera);
✅ Shore flies (Scatella tenuicosta);
✅ Parasitic snail mite (Riccardoella limacum);
✅ Parasitic mites of ants (Petalomium spp);
✅ Springtail or springtail (Collembola).
Culture:
✅ Vegetable, flower-decorative, fruit and berry crops, mushroom production, snail production, beekeeping, poultry farms, ant farms.
Package:
✅ 5L bucket -125,000 individuals;
✅ 1L tube – 25,000 individuals;
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Appearance
The body of the tick is oval with a well-sclerotized surface, about 0.8-1 mm long. The adults are brownish in color. Dorsal shield of female 0.52-0.65 mm long, 0.35-0.4 mm wide; male size, 0.51 by 0.33 mm. The fertility of females reaches 100-200 eggs. At 25°C, the daily laying rate is about 2.3 eggs, with an increase or decrease in temperature, this figure is significantly reduced. The optimum temperature range is from 15 to 30°. Prefers a moist environment, but does not withstand flooding.
Effect of the temperature on development
Temperature °С egg larva nymphs From egg to female 15 11,9 3,1 18,6 33,7 20 5,9 1,9 9,7 17,5 24 4,0 1,0 9,7 11,4 28 3,1 1,0 5,5 9,2 -
Recommendations on applying
Latin name of the bioagent prophylaxis Doses by degree of infection small average high Hypoaspis miles 50 ind/m2 100-200 ind/m2 300 ind/m2 Периодичность внесений/Frequency of application В начале культурооборота -
Storage and transportation conditions
- Short-term storage: the accumulated biomaterial (adults and nymphs of a predatory mite) can be stored for no more than one day after receiving at low temperatures (8-12 °C) in a refrigerator.
Packaging BioProtection
- 1-tube – contains 50,000 predatory mites and a small amount of nutrients mixed with bran.;
- Short-term storage: the accumulated biomaterial (adults and nymphs of a predatory mite) can be stored for no more than one day after receiving at low temperatures (8-12 °C) in a refrigerator.