Myzus persicae and aphis gossypii bee are used against a.colemani aphids. This bee embeds an egg into the body of young aphid using its ovipositor and the larva exiting the egg eats inside the aphid body and makes a brown mummy.
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Aphidolethes-system mosquito invades a wide range of aphids, and especially their colonies. These mosquitos are hunters in their larvae stage and eat aphid organs. Each adult spawns around 100 eggs and the larvae start eating upon exiting their eggs. Each larvae hunts around 100 aphids during its developmental stage.
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This californicus-system (tick) feeds from different developmental stages of tetranychus urticae (two-spotted spider mite), and invades a wide range of ticks and phytonemus pallidus fragaria. This californicus-system remains active even under high temperatures and low humidity and is widely used to control pest ticks of vegetables, strawberry, fruits and ornamental plants.
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Eretmocerus bees are small parasitoids parasite greenhouse and tobacco whitefly in greenhouse vegetables and ornamental plants in egg, second and third larvae ages, even under high temperatures. Each female bee parasites almost 150 whitefly larvae during her life.
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It is an effective factor to hunt nymphs of whiteflies and eat other pest insects, including nymphs of aphids, red spider mites and butterfly eggs. Macrolophus is used as a biologic controlling factor for greenhouse whitefly and tuta absoluta for tomato.
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Nesidocoris
This bug is used to control greenhouse whiteflies, butterflies eggs and ticks. Adult insect and nymphs of this bug are very greedy and recommended to control tuta absoluta and whiteflies in tomato and eggplant greenhouses.
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This bug eats a variety of thrips larvae and adults and is especially used to control Frankliniella occidentalis and Thrips tabaci species. Furthermore, it may survive by eating aphids, spider mites, butterfly eggs, and plant pollen in case of lack of thrips.
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This tick is seen as a quite effective factor to control tetranychus urticae all over the world. Phytoseiulus-system tick is very greedy and on average eats 20 tetranychus urticae eggs or larvae and 10 adult insects daily. These ticks are used for cucurbits and greenhouse ornamental plants.
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Amblyseius swirskii tick This is one of the natural enemies of certain pests such as whiteflies, thrips or spider mites. This tick hunts between 5 and 10 insects per day and easily adapts to higher temperatures. This greedy tick is used as a key, useful agent for sweet peppers, cucumbers, eggplants, strawberries and ornamental plants.