Beauveria Bassiana

Wide Spectrum: Beauveria Bassiana can parasitize more than 700 species of insects and mites of 15 orders and 149 families, such as Lepidoptera, Hymenoptera, Homoptera, with wings mesh and Orthoptera, such as adult, corn borer, moth, soybean sorghum budworm, weevil, potato beetle, small tea green leafhoppers, rice shell pest rice planthopper and rice leafhopper,, mole, grubs, wireworm, cutworms, garlic, leek, maggot maggots variety of underground and ground, etc .

Non Resistance: Beauveria Bassiana is a microbial fungicide, which mainly kills pests through parasitic reproduction. Therefore, it can be used continuously for many years without drug resistance.

Safe To Use:  Beauveria Bassiana is a microbial fungus that only acts on host pests. No matter how much concentration is used in production, there will be no drug damage, is the most assured insecticide.

Non-Toxicity And No Pollution: Beauveria Bassiana is a preparation produced by fermentation. It has no chemical components and is a green, safe and reliable biological pesticide. It has no pollution to the environment and can improve soil conditions.

Regeneration: Beauveria bassiana new biological pesticides contain live fungi and spores.After applying in the field, with the help of appropriate temperature and humidity, it can continue to reproduce and grow, and enhance the insecticidal effect.

High selectivity: Beauveria bassiana is highly specific, and has little effect on non-target organisms such as ladybird, lacewing and aphid fly.Therefore, the overall field control effect is better.

Beauveria Bassiana is highly useful in controlling insect pests. It is basically a fungus that grows naturally in soils. The spore of this fungus when comes in contact with the cuticle (skin) of the target insect pest they germinate and grow directly through the cuticle to the inner body of the host. The fungus by taking nutrients from the insect proliferates and colonizes the entire insect and thus drains the insect of nutrients and the infected insects eventually die.

Beauveria bassiana is a common soilborne fungus that occurs worldwide. It attacks a wide range of both immature and adult insects. Beauveria produces spores that are resistant to environmental extremes and are the infective stage of the fungal life cycle. The spores (called conidia in this case) infect directly through the outside of the insect's skin. Under favorable temperature and moisture conditions, a conidium adhering to the host cuticle will germinate. The fungal hypha growing from the spore secretes enzymes which attack and dissolve the cuticle, allowing it to penetrate the skin and grow into the insect body. Once inside the insect it produces a toxin called Beauvericin that weakens the host's immune system.

After the insect dies, an antibiotic is produced that enables the fungus to outcompete intestinal bacteria. Eventually the entire body cavity is filled with fungal mass. When conditions are favorable the fungus will grow through the softer parts of the insect's body, producing the characteristic "white bloom" appearance. Relative humidity must be 92% or more for B. bassiana to grow outside the insect. These external hyphae produce conidia that ripen and are released into the environment, completing the cycle.

Apply 1-3 pounds per acre,  Repeat at 5 to 7 day intervals as needed.

Use 50 gallons spray volume per acre.

Apply Beauveria Bassiana in ground and aerial equipment with quantities of water sufficient to provide thorough coverage of infested plant part.

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