Aphids are one of the most common insect pests in garden plants, from vegetables to roses. Each species of aphid generally attacks the same family of plants, but multiple species of aphids can coexist in the same garden. Aphids can reproduce without mating, so their numbers can increase dramatically in just a few days. And they also feed in dense clusters, making them one of the most destructive plant-devouring insects.
IDENTIFICATION
SIGNS / DAMAGES
Aphids damage plants by piercing them with their mouth and sucking the plant juices. They often attack young and tender parts such as soft stems and leaves or new buds. The plants become wrinkled, curled and folded and their growth is stunted. Another sign of problems with aphids is the presence of black mold like soot that forms in the honeydew excreted by the aphids when feeding. Aphids can transmit viruses from one plant to another.
SHELL FOR PROTECTION IN AGRICULTURE AGAINST PESTS
Anti-aircraft gun
55×30 (pulg2) or 22×12 (cm2) | 50×25 (pulg2) or 20×10 (cm2)
40×25 (pulg2) or 16×10 (cm2) | 40×40 (pulg2) or 16×16 (cm2)
Designed to control the incidence of diseases, being a physical obstacle to virus-carrying microorganisms. Its narrow wire construction responds to different geographical and climatic conditions, for the control of the spread of pests within greenhouses and houses.
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Jorge Gross
Juan Carlos Madrigal
Sigifredo Murillo
Gerardo Montiel
Carlos Vargas