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 How to use (The shape of trap & Recommended target insects) |
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Recommended target insects* |
| FLAT TRAP |
 Aeolothripidae sp.
Aleyrodidae sp.
Many Diptera insects
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| DELTA TRAP |
 Citrus leafminer
 Bluegrass webworm
Oriental fruit fly
 Green rice caterpillar
Japanese mealybug
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Diamondback moth
Corn earworm
Beet armyworm
Rice leafroller
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| BOX TRAP |
Bean bug
Unibanded stink bug
Rice bug
Southern green stink bug
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Red-stripped stink bug
Brownwinged green bug
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Recommended target insects by Fuji Flavor (Now on sale)
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Recommended target insects by Fuji Flavor (Under development)
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Recommended target insects by Yamaguchi pref. Industrial Technology Institute
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Under research
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5 kinds of lures
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| Target insects |
Packaging |
Lures / Package |
| Bean bug |
Aluminum bag |
24 Lures / bag |
| Unibanded stink bug |
Aluminum bag |
24 Lures / bag |
| Rice bug |
Aluminum sheet |
10 Lures / sheet |
| Citrus leafminer |
Aluminum sheet |
10 Lures / sheet |
| Oriental fruit fly |
Aluminum bag |
1 Lure / bag |
| Japanese mealybug |
Aluminum bag |
6 Lures / bag |
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 Bean bug(Riptortus clavatus) |
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The bean bug is one of the most harmful pests of soybean in the hypertrophy stage. Both adult and nymph bean bugs sting the beans in the pods and suck their juice, so that the beans cannot mature, and the pods discolor and/or drop off their haulm.
Adults are 14 to 17 mm in size and have a variety of body colors from dark brown to red brown. Nymphs have black bodies and are similar to ants. In the temperate zone, the bugs appear two or three times per year and overwinter in the adult stage.
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| Bean bug lure |
The lure contains an aggregation pheromone that attracts nymphs, males and female adults. The lures are available for only monitoring of the bugs.
The active life of the lure is one month after setting up. The lure can be stored for one year after manufacture.
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| Rice bug (Leptocorisa chinensis) |
The rice bug is a harmful pest infesting the milky stage of rice. Both adult and nymph rice bugs sting rice in the husk and suck the juice, so that the rice cannot mature or matures with deformed grains.
Adults are 15 to 17 mm in size. They have long legs, antennae and a slender yellowish-green body. In the temperate zone, the bugs appear two or three times per year and overwinter in the adult stage. |
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| Rice bug lure |
The lure contains an aggregation pheromone that attracts nymphs, males and female adults. The lures are available only for monitoring the bugs.
The active life of the lure is two weeks after setting up. The lure can be stored for one year after manufacture. |
| Redbanded shield bug(Piezodorus hybneri) |
The red-banded shield bug is a serious pest of soybean and the other leguminous plants.
Both adult and nymph sting the seeds in the pods and suck their juice, causing quality reduction and/or yield loss.
Adults are 9 to 11mm in size and have a light yellow-green body with a red or white horizontal stripe in the pronotum. Nymph is 1.3 to 8 mm in size and has a black or light-brown body in early age and a red or light yellow-green body in old age. The red-banded shield bugs appear several times a year and overwinter in the nymphal stage in Japan. |
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| Redbanded shield bug lure |
The lure contains aggregation pheromones that attract adults. The lures are available only for monitoring the redbanded shield bug.
The active life of the lure is one month after setting up. The lure can be stored for one year after manufacture. |
| Citrus leafminer (Phyllocnistis citrella) |
The citrus leafminer is a serious pest of citrus and some related ornamental plants. Larvae enter the leaf and begin feeding. Larvae make serpentine mines on young leaves and shoots, resulting leaf curling and serious injury. The leaf damage help spread citrus canker.
Adults are 4 mm in size and have a white-gray body with a black spot on each wingtip and long hair behind the wings. Larvae are 3 to 4 mm in size and have a light green body. Leafminers appear ten to eleven times per year and overwinter in the adult stage. |
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| Citrus leafminer lure |
The lure contains a sex pheromone that attracts male adults. The lures are available for only monitoring of the citrus leafminer.
The active life of the lure is one month after setting up. The lure can be stored for one year after manufacture.
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| Oriental fruit fly (Dacus dorsalis) |
Oriental fruit fly is a serious pest of citrus, tomato, green pepper, banana, papaya, mango, guava and other plants. The infestation cause complete losses of crops. It is a tropical species that is widespread through much of the mainland of Southern Asia, Taiwan and Hawaii. Adults are 7.5 mm in size. It appears several times per year. |
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| Oriental fruit fly lure |
| The lure attracts male adults. The lures are available for only monitoring of oriental fruit fly. The active life of the lure is one month after setting up. The lure can be stored for one year after manufacture. |
| Japanese mealybug (Planococcus kuraunhiae) |
The Japanese mealybug is a serious pest of fruit trees (e.g., persimmon and grapevine) and
garden trees (e.g., wisteria and Japanese cheesewood).
Much honeydew that they secrete can cause sooty mold.
Female adults are oval and 2.5-4 mm long. Their back is covered with white mealy wax.
Male adults are about 2 mm long.
The species appears three times per year from early in April to early in November and overwinters in the second larva stage. |
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| Japanese mealybug lure |
The lure contains a sex pheromone that attracts male adults.
It is available for only monitoring of the Japanese mealybug.
The active life is one month after setting up.
The lure can be stored for six months after its manufacture.
It can be stored for seven to eight months, being kept in a refrigerator.
(For details of its storage, see an instruction attached the lure.) |
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