Pea Moth Lure | Cydia nigricana Pheromone Monitoring Lure
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Pea Moth Lure is a species-specific pheromone lure for monitoring and trapping adult Cydia nigricana, the pea moth.
The lure attracts adult pea moths to a suitable pheromone trap, helping growers detect pest presence and monitor adult flight activity within the crop.
Regular monitoring can provide an early indication of pea moth activity and help inform the timing of appropriate pest management measures as part of an Integrated Pest Management (IPM) programme.
For effective monitoring, use the lure in combination with a suitable pheromone trap.
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| Active Ingredients | 1 pheromone lure for Pea Moth Cydia nigricana |
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| Control | Life cycle and appearance of Pea moth: The adults have a wingspan of 12-16 mm and olive brown forewings with black and white bands on the margins. The larvae measure 13-18 mm when fully developed They are initially white and later turn yellow with dark dots at the base of the hairs and a brown head. The adults lay eggs on flowers or leaves of pea in June and July. Eggs hatch after 1-3 weeks and the larvae bore into the young pods and feed on the seeds for about 3 weeks. Thereafter, they leave the pod to overwinter in a cocoon in the soil. Pupation takes place in spring and the adults start to emerge in May. Damage symptoms: Infested pods are difficult to identify as the small entrance holes of the larvae are difficult to see. The caterpillar can damage up to four seeds in one pod. Damage only becomes obvious when plants are ripening and the emergence holes are seen or when fresh pods are opened. Vegetable peas are unmarketable if the infestation exceeds 0.5%. |
| Stocking Units | Each |
| Stocking Status | NonStocked |