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Spod-O-Lure (Pack Of Ten)
Spod-O-Lure (Pack Of Ten)
Regular price
Rs. 250.00
Regular price
Rs. 300.00
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Rs. 250.00
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Control: Spodoptera litura (Tobacco Caterpillar)
Description:
Host crops: Cabbage, Chilli, Maize, Corn, Cotton, Grapes, Tobacco, Tomato, Beans, Cauliflower, Red gram, Black gram, Green gram, Pea, Groundnut, Caster, Sunflower, Onion, Sorghum, Soybean.
Pest Identification:
The adult moth is stout with wavy white markings on the brown forewings and white hind wings with a brown patch along its margin. Eggs are laid in groups usually on the ventral side of the tender leaves and covered with brown hair. The egg period is 4-5 days. The larva is stout, cylindrical, and pale brownish with dark markings. The body may have a row of dark spots or transverse and longitudinal grey and yellow bands. When fully grown, measures about 35-40 mm in length.
Damage:
On most crops, damage arises from extensive feeding by larvae, leading to the complete stripping of the plants. Freshly hatched caterpillars feed gregariously, scrapping the leaves from the ventral surface. Greenish caterpillars feed on the leaves voraciously and present an appearance to the field as if grazed by cattle. Since this pest is nocturnal in the habit it hides under the plants, cracks, and crevices of soil and debris during the daytime. Fecal pellets are seen on the leaves and on the ground which is an indicator of the pest incidence
Per Acre Use: Funnel trap with Spodo-O-lure at 10-15 for Monitoring.
Description:
Host crops: Cabbage, Chilli, Maize, Corn, Cotton, Grapes, Tobacco, Tomato, Beans, Cauliflower, Red gram, Black gram, Green gram, Pea, Groundnut, Caster, Sunflower, Onion, Sorghum, Soybean.
Pest Identification:
The adult moth is stout with wavy white markings on the brown forewings and white hind wings with a brown patch along its margin. Eggs are laid in groups usually on the ventral side of the tender leaves and covered with brown hair. The egg period is 4-5 days. The larva is stout, cylindrical, and pale brownish with dark markings. The body may have a row of dark spots or transverse and longitudinal grey and yellow bands. When fully grown, measures about 35-40 mm in length.
Damage:
On most crops, damage arises from extensive feeding by larvae, leading to the complete stripping of the plants. Freshly hatched caterpillars feed gregariously, scrapping the leaves from the ventral surface. Greenish caterpillars feed on the leaves voraciously and present an appearance to the field as if grazed by cattle. Since this pest is nocturnal in the habit it hides under the plants, cracks, and crevices of soil and debris during the daytime. Fecal pellets are seen on the leaves and on the ground which is an indicator of the pest incidence
Per Acre Use: Funnel trap with Spodo-O-lure at 10-15 for Monitoring.
Return policy
Return policy
30 Days Replacement Policy is available for Damaged or Not Working Products
