Ephestia kuehniella
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| Description | Format | QTY | Price/each |
| frozen eggs | 500 g |
|
CA$ 1,088.00 |
| frozen eggs | 1 gram |
|
CA$ 2.00 |
| sterile fresh eggs | 1 gram |
|
CA$ 3.00 |
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Attention
Application Instructions
Frozen Eggs: Sprinkle directly on top of the crop.
Fresh sterile eggs: used for rearing parasitoids.
*The application of this product can cause sensitization or allergic reactions, so we recommend wearing a mask when using this product.*
Storage Instructions
Frozen eggs: store in the freezer at -18°C. Keeps for about 6 months.
Fresh eggs: store in the refrigerator between 2 and 5°C. Use within 5 days.
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Description
The Ephestia Kuehniella, more commonly known as the flour moth or meal moth, is generally perceived as a pest. However, this insect, which can be easily bred in a laboratory, becomes a valuable ally in biological pest control when used in the form of eggs. They can be used as frozen eggs, serving as a sought-after alternative food source for predatory auxiliaries such as Orius insidiosus or Dicyphus hesperus. They can also be used in their fresh and sterile form for the rearing of parasitoid auxiliaries like trichogramma.