Combo Pack of Bio Phero SE (Beet Armyworm) Lure & Funnel trap set (Pack of 10 Pieces)

Combo Pack of Bio Phero SE (Beet Armyworm) Lure & Funnel trap set (Pack of 10 Pieces)

Brand: Sonkul Agro Industries Pvt. Ltd.

Categories: Insects Traps, Pheromone Lures & Traps,

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Combo Pack of Bio Phero SE (Beet Armyworm) Lure & Funnel trap set (Pack of 10 Pieces)

Technical Name of Lure: Spodoptera Exigua (Beet Armyworm)
 
Identification:
Egg masses appear golden brown. Eggs are round, white and covered with small hairs. Larvae are pale greenish with dark markings. Larvae are gregarious in the early stages. Pupa is brown and 1.9 cm long. Forewings are brown in colour with wavy white markings. Hind wing white in colour with a brown patch along the margin
 
Life cycle:
Egg: Eggs are laid in clusters of 50 to 150 eggs per mass. Normal egg production is about 300 to 600 per female. Eggs are usually deposited on the lower surface of the leaf, and often near blossoms and the tip of the branch. The individual eggs are circular when viewed from above, but when examined from the side the egg is slightly peaked, tapering to a point. The eggs are greenish to white in colour and covered with a layer of whitish scales that gives the egg mass a fuzzy or cottony appearance. Eggs hatch in two to three days during warm weather.
 
Larva: There normally are five instars. The larvae are pale green or yellow in colour during the first and second instars, but acquire pale stripes during the third instars. During the fourth instar, larvae are darker dorsally and possess a dark lateral stripe. Larvae during the fifth instars are quite variable in appearance, tending to be green dorsally with pink or yellow colour ventrally and a white stripe laterally. A series of dark spots or dashes are often present dorsally and dorsolaterally. Sometimes larvae are very dark in colour, even black. The spiracles are white with a narrow black border.
 
Pupa: Pupation occurs in the soil. The chamber is constructed from sand and soil particles held together with an oral secretion that hardens when it dries. The pupa is light brown in colour and measures about 15 to 20 mm in length. The duration of the pupal stage is six to seven days during warm weather.
 
Adult: The moths are moderately sized, the wing span measuring 25 to 30 mm. The forewings are mottled grey and brown, and normally with an irregular banding pattern and a light colour bean-shaped spot. The hind wings are a more uniform grey or white colour and trimmed with a dark line at the margin. Mating occurs soon after the emergence of the moths, and oviposition begins within two to three days. Oviposition extends over a three to seven-day period, and the moths usually perish within 9 to 10 days of emergence.
 
Nature of damage:
The beet armyworm (Spodoptera exigua) is one of the most destructive polyphagous pests. Young beet armyworm larvae feed on the under-surface of leaves. Fully-grown larvae devour foliage completely, leaving only major veins.
 
Newly hatched larvae are gregarious and migratory skeletonisers. The larvae feed on the tender leaves. They scrape out the green matter in the leaf leaving the epidermis alone.
 
The second and third instar larvae feed by making small holes, late instars feed on the entire lamina, petiole, and even the twigs on the terminal shoots of plants. Later, the larvae spread in the field causing defoliation. The larvae also feed on the developing pods. During the fruiting stage, the larva scrapes the pods and feeds on them.
 
Target crops:
Beetroot, Tobacco, Sunflower, Potato, Peas, Beetroot, Sorghum, Castor, Maize, Jute, Groundnut, Broccoli, Cabbage, Cauliflower, Celery, Chickpea, Corn, Cowpea, Brinjal, Lettuce, Onion, Radish, Spinach, Sweet potato, Turnip, Capsicum / Chilli etc.
 
Usage Instruction:
  1. Cut open this pack and slide the lure piece outside. Do not touch the lure with bare hands.
  2. Fix this lure properly in the trap by sliding it into the hole provided in the delta trap.
  3. Replace the lure at the recommended duration.
  4. Wash hands thoroughly before and after handling the trap and lure.
  5. Discard used lure by burning or burying underground.

 
Trap to be used: Funnel Trap
 
Number of traps per Acre: 7-8
 
Life of Lure: 60 Days


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