Montyline
Montyline biological control agent contains the predatory mite, Amblyseius montdorensis. It is a predatory mite that feeds on many types of small arthropod prey and pollen. It is ideal for preventive control of whitefly and thrips in greenhouses. Montyline is active at a broader range of temperatures than other predatory mites, making it perfect for controlling pests in challenging environmental conditions.
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Key Features
- Excellent control of both Whitefly and Thrips
- Superior Thrips control because it is able to predate upon both first and second instar larvae
- Activity at a lower range of temperatures gives better establishment in cooler crops (12-18oC)
- Explosive population growth gives better recovery after cold environmental periods
- Strong secondary suppression of Spider mites and Eripohyid mites
Main uses
- Whitefly
- Thrips
- Eriophyids & Tarsonemid mites
How It Works
- Ideal for use on peppers, cucumbers, aubergines, strawberries and cut flowers. It can be used on non-protected crops, provided temperatures do not remain below 10-12°C for extended periods.
- Establishment will be fastest on crops with ample pollen, such as pepper crops, as the pollen provides an alternative, high quality food source for the mites.
- Crops without pollen will have slower establishment, but using sachets that continually release mites over several weeks will improve results.
- Best used early in crop/pest cycle to prevent whitefly and thrips buildup.
Bioline AgroSciences Ltd produces and markets a wide range of invertebrate biological control organisms which are used for control of insect pests in a variety of crops. We are a global company, active in 30 different countries, with particular strength in Europe and North America. Our primary target crops are protected vegetables, ornamentals, soft fruits and berries. At Bioline AgroSciences Ltd we pride ourselves on providing the highest quality products and service in order to support growers in maintaining yield and quality of their produce.
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