Lepidoptera Geometridae Pests Killer Tea Lesser Leafhopper Geometrid Organic Tea Plant Pesticide

Target Pest: Ectropis obliqua prout; Ectropis obliqua; Ectropis oblique prout
Crops: Tea tree
Active Ingredient: Ectropis obliqua nuclear polyhedrosis virus (EoNPV) + Bacillus thuringiensis (BT)
Purity: 10 million PIB/mL EoNPV + 2000IU/mL Bt
Formulation: Suspension concentrate (SC)
Net Weight: 200mL/bottle

Ectropis obliqua nuclear polyhedrosis virus (EoNPV) is an important pathogenic microorganism of tea geometrid. After spraying onto crops and being consumed by pests, the virus particles replicate and multiply within the pest's body, quickly spreading to all parts. The virus drastically consumes the pest's tissues, causing the pests to stop eating and moving during the "illness" period, creating a sub-lethal effect that eventually leads to death. Additionally, larvae that hatch and consume the virus-infected egg shells die after feeding. Virus particles continue to be transmitted to subsequent generations or other pests through body fluids and feces of dead insects, creating a "plague" effect that provides long-term field pest control.

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