Trichogramma Chilonis
Specification:
≥2500 wasps/card
Optimal Temperature:
15°C–35°C
Description
Trichogramma chilonis is a more versatile egg parasitoid wasp with a broad host range. It parasitizes the eggs of various lepidopteran pests, such as the cotton bollworm (Helicoverpa species) and rice stem borer (Chilo suppressalis). This species is adaptable to different climatic conditions and can be used in various agricultural ecosystems, including cotton, corn, and rice fields. Due to its ability to target multiple pest species, T. chilonis is widely used in integrated pest management (IPM) programs. It is known for its resilience and effectiveness in diverse environments, contributing to sustainable pest control.Usage Instruction
Pest Monitoring Method
Release when adult pests are detected. Use insect pheromone traps and monitoring devices. Once adult pests are observed in the traps, release Trichogramma wasps.Trichogramma Egg Cards
It is recommended to hang 18–30 Trichogramma egg cards per acre. Based on pest infestation levels, release again after 7–10 days. Releasing twice in succession is more effective.No Pesticide
Avoid pesticide use immediately before or after releasing Tricho chilonis.
Storage
Store Trichogramma chilonis in its original packaging at 4°C – 8°C (39°F – 46°F) to ensure viability.
Keep bottles horizontal in a cool, dark environment.
Use within 7–14 days of receipt for optimal performance.
Handling Guidelines
Trichogramma Chilonis is shipped in insulated, chilled containers.Maintain packaging integrity until release.
Evenly release Trichogramma Chilonis across the field, ensuring contact with foliage. Avoid dropping on the ground or exposure to direct sunlight.
Protection Against
Rice Stem Borers
Army Worms