Pheromone Lures
Pheromones are types of chemicals that are released by insects as a means of communication with insects of the same species. These signal-carrying chemicals are known as pheromones. Pheromones can be released for a variety of reasons including readiness to mate, an alert to danger, showing a certain territory, warning other predators, or finding food. Using specific pheromones to monitor target The use of pheromones for pest control promises to be an important component of the ongoing challenge to develop alternatives that may help to solve major environmental and human health problems associated with chemical pesticide use in agriculture.
Lures we provide
- Fruit fly – Bactrocera dorsalis
- Melon fly – Bactrocera cucrbitae
- Maize stem borer – Chilo partellus
- Tomato leaf miner – Tuta absoluta
- Sugarcane stalk borer – Chilo auricilius
- Tobacco caterpillar – Spodoptera litura
- Rhinoceros beetle – Oryctes rhinoceros
- Fall army worm – Spodoptera frugiperda
- American bollworm – Helicoverpa armigera
- Brinjal fruit & shoot borer – Leucinodes orbonalis
- Diamond back moth – Plutella xylostella
- Potato tuber moth – Phthorimaea operculella
- Sugarcane early shoot borer – Chilo infuscatellus
- Sugarcane top borer – Scirpophaga excerptalis
- Pink bollworm – Pectinophora gossypiella
- Red palm weevil – Rhynchophorus ferrugineus
- Sugarcane internode borer – Chilo sacchariphagus
- Cocoa pod borer – Conopomorpha cramerella
- Coffee white stem borer – Xylotrechus quadripes
- Rice yellow stem borer – Scirpophaga incertulas
