• Silver-Y moth

  for the winter months. The moths can fly 2,000 to 2,500 km. In temperate climates [...] onward. The silver-Y moth ( Autographa gamma ) feeds on plants of 14 families and is sometimes also encountered in greenhouse crops such as sweet pepper, [...] place spun somewhere in greenhouse material.

• Red-belted clearwing

  is widely distributed in central and southern Europe. Damage symptoms of Red-belted clearwing The [...] is 10-13 mm long and light brown with a dark brown head. The adults usually appear in June or July and are very active in warm, sunny weather. The eggs are laid in crevices of

• Walnut husk fly

  The walnut husk fly ( Rhagoletis completa) is of American origin. It occurs in Europe since the 1990s and is now established in several European countries [...] is opened the larvae can be seen; there can be up to 25 larvae in a fruit. Life cycle and appearance of Walnut husk fly The adult walnut husk [...] eggs beneath the skin of developing walnuts. The eggs hatch after 3-7 days and the larvae feed inside the developing fruits for up to 5 weeks. Fully fed

• False spider mites

  . The false spider mite ( Brevipalpus phoenicis) also feeds on fruits of for instance citrus, papaya and pomegranate. Several Brevipalpus species are [...] pattern. The eggs are a clear red colour and elliptical in shape. They are laid in a fold in the leaf or along the mid-vein, often in dense clusters of several hundreds.

• Carnation tortrix

  , and it is the major pests in carnation cultures throughout the Mediterranean region, particularly in Israel, Italy, France and Spain. In greenhouses, it is most notable for the [...] colours between the yellow to purple forewings (with a dark brown band in the females and two red bands in the males) and the hindwings (bright orange

• Tomato leaf miner

  , Europe and northern Asia. In warmer regions, the insect is found outdoors but in temperate regions it only occurs in greenhouses. The tomato leaf miner has been found in greenhouses for decades [...] tissue, leading to desiccation, premature leaf-fall and cosmetic damage. In (sub-)tropical areas this can lead to burning in fruit

• Lesser Mealworm

  chicken waste and are eaten by the chickens in turn, posing a risk for disease transmission, especially Salmonella . These insects reproduce quickly and are difficult to control. They hide in wall cracks and other tight spaces [...] eggs over the course of its life in cracks and crevices, manure, litter, and under feed and water lines. The

• Rice root aphid

  grown in both soil and hydroponic systems. Unlike other aphids , most of this pest’ [...] , darker than the wingless form, with a brown-black head. Aphids in the winged stage will emerge from the soil and fly away to colonize other [...] for you Chrysoperla carnea Economical and better biocontrol of aphids, mealybugs

• Tomato fruit borer

  production, and this figure can be as high as 100% in some regions. Appearance and life cycle of the Tomato fruit borer. The eggs are white and vary in number, with an average of three per fruit. They are deposited next [...] caterpillar leaves the fruit and moves to the soil, where it pupates in the detritus around the plant, After

• Open field pollination

  Pollination plays a pivotal role in the formation of fruits and seeds. In the context of open field crop [...] improve both fruit set and quality. They are robust and carry out their valuable work even in unfavorable [...] pollination in outdoor crops is vital for ensuring abundant yields and healthy, thriving