Bactrocera Correcta, Zonata, Dorsalisa
Brand : Katyayani
Katyayani Fruit Fly Lure | Bactrocera Correcta, Zonata, Dorsalisa(Quantity-5 packets)
SKU : TI-KF-34296-C1-R64
MRP : ₹1335
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Short Description
Katyayani Fruit Fly Lure
Country of origin: India
- Brand: Katyayani
- Weight (Approx.) : 60 gm
- Model Name: Fruit Fly Lure
- Scientific Names: Bactrocera correcta, Bactrocera zonata, Bactrocera dorsalis
- Host Crops: Mango, papaya, guava, banana, sapota, custard apple, apple, peach, and other fruit crops
- Suitable Traps: IPM Trap & Max Plus Trap
- Trap Density: 5 to 10 traps per acre
- Lure Replacement: Every 60 days
- Pheromone Purity: 99% pure
- Effectiveness: 100% effective compared to other products
- Size: Wooden lure (10 mm x 17 mm x 35 mm) with a central hole for hanging
- Duration: Effective for 60 days, attracting flies up to 1.8 km, with a catch radius of 150 meters on the farm
- Longevity: Can be stored for up to one year without removal from packaging
- Packaging: Silver anti-odor pouch with aluminum coating for freshness
Monitor and control fruit fly populations affecting mango, guava, sapota, citrus, banana, and papaya. Fruit fly lures help reduce pesticide use, minimize environmental contamination, and meet export market standards due to low pesticide residues.
Features
:- Economical & Easy: Affordable, simple to install and manage
- Species-Specific: Attracts only target species
- Non-Toxic: Safe for organic farming
- Seasonal Use: Effective throughout the year
- Reduces Pesticide Use: Promotes sustainable farming practices
Applications
:Target Fruit Flies
- Bactrocera correcta (Guava Fruit Fly)
- Bactrocera zonata (Peach Fruit Fly)
- Bactrocera dorsalis (Oriental Fruit Fly)
Usage
:Precautions
- Use gloves or clean hands when handling the lure.
