Brinjal pheromone trap leucinodes Orbonalis ( Fruit & Shoot Borer) Science Ka Kamal

Brinjal fruit borer technical facts Host range Brinjal, potato, other wild plants belonging to solanaceae, peas. Damage symptoms Larva bores into tender shoots and causes withering of terminal shoots / dead hearts - also bores petioles of leaves, flower buds and developing buds, causes withering of leaves, shedding of buds and make fruits unfit for consumption. Attacked fruits are with boreholes plugged with excreta. Fruits become out of shape also. Bionomics Egg period: 3-4 days. About 150-350 creamy white eggs laid singly on leaves, tender shoots, flowers and developing fruits. Larva is stout, pink coloured with sparsely distributed hairs on warts on the body and brownish head. Larval period 15 days - 5 instars. Pupa: 6-8 days in tough greyish cocoon on plant itself, boat shaped cocoon. Medium sized adult with white wings, flashed with triangular brown and red markings on forewing. Total life cycle: 17-50 days. For more informative video - 1. WHITEFLIES & THRIPS control with sticky trap /watch/sRs2wR2 ... 2. Brinjal fruit and shoot borer control with water trap /watch/7ZT6fZ6 ... 3. Fruit fly Trap /watch/QfByEfy ... 4. Melon fly trap /watch/kmj9bm9 ... 5. Solar Light Insect Trap /watch/s91=t&kJr05htZrakZ= 6. How to use Sticky Trap detail info . /watch/s037=t&MLSJl57b5cOb7 7. How to Use Neem Oil for home garden & its benefits /watch/gEQHGpjSEtNSH For contact - 9922000223 website - www.tpncorganic.com

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