Predatory Mites. Neoseiulus = Amblyseius cucumeris & swirskii. What do they do? Consumes thrips eggs & immatures on foliage
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2 Predatory Mites Neoseiulus = Amblyseius cucumeris & swirskii What do they do? Consumes thrips eggs & immatures on foliage o Prefers thrips 1 st larval stage Also feed on pollen (swirskii on whiteflies) & broad & cyclamen mites Will establish when pollen & prey present
3 What does it do? Predatory Mites Stratiolaelaps scimitus (Hypoaspis miles) Consumes thrips pupae in media Also feeds on soil debris & other soil organisms (esp. fungus gnat & shorefly larvae) Long lived, can survive several weeks with little/no food
4 Predatory Mites Neoseiulus = Amblyseius cucumeris & swirskii Stratiolaelaps scimitus (Hypoaspis miles) Beige More effective at cooler temp (66-80 F), humidity 65-72% Apply early in season Clear white Most effective during warmer temps (77-82 F) & higher humidity (70%) Apply later in season Dark tan above, light tan below Optimal soil temp (60-72 F), moist conditions Apply all season
5 Non-Predatory Mites Most predatory mite products are shipped with grain/bran mites as prey General Characteristics Grain mites Smaller & Slower Oval shape Hairy Grain Mite Predatory mites (cucumeris/swirskii) Larger & Faster Teardrop shape Not hairy Predatory Mite
6 Predatory Beetle Dalotia (Atheta) coriaria What does it do? Adults & larvae consume thrips pupae in media Also eats fungus gnat and shorefly larvae Can be cannibalistic Adults nocturnal & fly well Effective at wide temp. range (54-95 F) Combine with S. scimitus for best results Appearance Adults dark brown-shiny black, covered with fine hairs Larvae white orange/brown 3-4 mm long Adult Larva
7 Predatory Bug Orius spp. What does it do? Appearance Adults & nymphs consume thrips adults & larvae on foliage Generalist predators (also eats aphids, mites, pollen/nectars) Pierces & sucks pest juices Adults, black, grey, white & brown Subject to seasonal affective disorder (diapause) in response to shorter day lengths. Optimal temp (62-84 F) & day length (>12 hours) Needs food source (banker plants) to establish early in season Nymphs red/brown
8 Nematodes Steinernema feltiae What do they do? Appearance Occupy water filled spaces (needs moisture) Attack thrips pupae in media (larvae on foliage) o Also gnat larvae in media Infective larvae (3 rd stage) Worm-like 1mm long Generally clear Enters host, kills by releasing bacteria, then eats their broken down tissues UV light damaging, apply late or cloudy days Optimal temp (58-78 F) for bacteria efficacy, nematodes tolerate wider range Repeat applications needed (active 2-3 wks)
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10 Is This Stuff Any Good? Quality Assurance Why care? Quality impacts efficacy Prevent a costly mistake Upon product arrival 1. Overall package quality (Temp., Smell, Moisture) 2. Individual contents (Movement) Contact supplier if See little-no activity Suspect less than 70% product is natural enemies
11 Is This Stuff Any Good? Quality Assurance Procedures: Ask your supplier Grower Guide: Quality Assurance of BioControl Products (Vineland) iles/grower_guide_pdf_final.pdf Basic Supply List: White surface (tray, paper, foam, etc.) Hand lens or microscope Aspirator (if you want to capture them) Sticky cards Medium binder clips Measuring spoons Paintbrush (to pick up nat. enemies)
12 Predatory Mites Quality Assurance Sachets 1. Suspend sachet upright using binder clip over a sticky card 2. Stick sachet to sticky card & hang (paper clip or twist tie) Place at room temperature (not in sun), 60-90% humidity Inspect weekly for predatory and grain mite emergence
13 Predatory Mites Quality Assurance Bulk (Tubes, Bags) Mix well by gently turning package Make a 6in diameter circle out of soap on white surface Take 1 tsp of product & spread in center of soap ring under warm light Count moving predators (not grain mites)
14 Predatory Beetles & Bugs Quality Assurance Bulk (Tubes, Containers) Mix well by gently turning package Take 2 tbsp. & spread on white surface Count moving predators o Use an aspirator If re-capturing them desired
15 Nematodes Quality Assurance Sponge or Plastic Containers Place droplet of room temperature water on glass slide or place 1tsp water in Ziploc bag Mix a pinhead amount of product with the water ALIVE Wait 5-10 minutes Place prepared product against black background then look for moving or S- shaped nematodes DEAD
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