Infective juveniles (ij's) of steinernematid nematodes in the genus neoaplectana are effective control agents for a wide range of insect pests. market requirements for the year 1987 determine a production goal of 1011 nematodes per week, with 1988 requirements approximating 1016 per week. phase i… More

The commercial use of entomogenous nematodes for effective bio-control of agricultural insect pests is dependent on developing new large-scale and economical production methods. biosis has obtained encouraging results in the liquid culture of neoaplectana carpocapsae which could provide l large… More

Baculoviruses have demonstrated ability to control major economic pests in agriculture, but high production costs have played a major role in limiting their commercial availability. as the only company with a low cost, patented in vitro mass production technique for insect parasitic nematodes,… More