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Cydalima perspectalis lure is a component of an insect trapping device that uses pheromones to lure box tree moths into a trap.

The lure, in the form of the rubber dispenser, containing Cydalima perspectalis pheromone, must be placed in a pheromone trap to be fully functional (traps can be bought separately or in kits with lures). 

Using such pheromone lures is an economic, environmentally sound approach to either monitor or trap these pests. 

The lures in the traps must be replaced every 4-6 weeks to keep attraction rates high.

Shelf life - up to 2 years (optimum conditions). 

Cydia pomonella lure is a component of an insect trapping device, that uses pheromones to lure codling moth into a trap.

The lure, in the form of the rubber dispenser, that contains female pheromone of codling moth, must be placed in a Delta Plastic Trap to be fully functional (traps can be bought separately or in kits with lures).

Using such pheromone lures is an economic, environmentally sound approach to either monitor or trap these pests.

The lures in the traps must be replaced every 4-6 weeks to keep attraction rates high.

Shelf life - up to 2 years (optimum conditions).

EC Forest Trap Anoplophora glabripennis Kit is an effective device designed for monitoring and mass trapping of Anoplophora glabripennis, among other forestry pests. EC forest trap Anoplophora glabripennis Kit is easy to assemble and is made out of recycled plastic, which ensures its durability.  Comes with wire hangers and Anoplophora glabripennis lure. Replacement lures can be bought separately. 

Ephestia elutella lure is a component of an insect trapping device, that uses pheromones to lure cacao moth/tobacco moth into a trap.

The lure, in the form of the rubber dispenser, that contains female pheromone of cacao moth/tobacco moth, must be placed in a Delta Plastic Trap to be fully functional (traps can be bought separately or in kits with lures).

Using such pheromone lures is an economic, environmentally sound approach to either monitor or trap these pests.

The lures in the traps must be replaced every 4-6 weeks to keep attraction rates high.

Shelf life - up to 2 years (optimum conditions).

Ephestia kuehniella lure is a component of an insect trapping device, that uses pheromones to lure Mediterranean flour moth into a trap.

The lure, in the form of the rubber dispenser, that contains female pheromone of Mediterranean flour moth, must be placed in a Delta Plastic Trap to be fully functional (traps can be bought separately or in kits with lures).

Using such pheromone lures is an economic, environmentally sound approach to either monitor or trap these pests.

The lures in the traps must be replaced every 4-6 weeks to keep attraction rates high.

Shelf life - up to 2 years (optimum conditions).

Epicometis (tropinota) hirta lure is a component of an insect trapping device, that uses to lure blossom feeder into a trap.

The lure, in the form of the cellulose dispenser, that contains attractant for blossom feeder, must be placed in a EC Field trap to be fully functional (traps can be bought separately or in kits with lures).

Using such lures is an economic, environmentally sound approach to either monitor or trap these pests.

The lures in the traps must be replaced every 3-5 weeks to keep attraction rates high.

Shelf life - up to 2 years (optimum conditions).

Eupoecilia ambiguella lure is a component of an insect trapping device, that uses pheromones to lure vine moth into a trap.

The lure, in the form of the rubber dispenser, that contains female pheromone of vine moth, must be placed in a Delta Plastic Trap to be fully functional (traps can be bought separately or in kits with lures).

Using such pheromone lures is an economic, environmentally sound approach to either monitor or trap these pests.

The lures in the traps must be replaced every 4-6 weeks to keep attraction rates high.

Shelf life - up to 2 years (optimum conditions).

Euzophera bigella lure is a component of an insect trapping device, that uses pheromones to lure quince moth into a trap.

The lure, in the form of the rubber dispenser, that contains female pheromone of quince moth, must be placed in a Delta Plastic Trap to be fully functional (traps can be bought separately or in kits with lures).

Using such pheromone lures is an economic, environmentally sound approach to either monitor or trap these pests.

The lures in the traps must be replaced every 4-6 weeks to keep attraction rates high.

Shelf life - up to 2 years (optimum conditions).

Euzophera pinguis lure is a component of an insect trapping device, that uses pheromones to lure tabby knot-horn moth into a trap.

The lure, in the form of the rubber dispenser, that contains female pheromone of tabby knot-horn moth, must be placed in a Delta Plastic Trap to be fully functional (traps can be bought separately or in kits with lures).

Using such pheromone lures is an economic, environmentally sound approach to either monitor or trap these pests.

The lures in the traps must be replaced every 4-6 weeks to keep attraction rates high.

Shelf life - up to 2 years (optimum conditions).

Glyphodes (Diaphania) pyloalis lure is a component of an insect trapping device, that uses pheromones to lure mulberry moth into a trap.

The lure, in the form of the rubber dispenser, that contains female pheromone of mulberry moth, must be placed in a Delta Plastic Trap to be fully functional (traps can be bought separately or in kits with lures).

Using such pheromone lures is an economic, environmentally sound approach to either monitor or trap these pests.

The lures in the traps must be replaced every 4-6 weeks to keep attraction rates high.

Shelf life - up to 2 years (optimum conditions).

Grapholita funebrana/ Grapholita molesta lure is a component of an insect trapping device, that uses pheromones to lure plum fruit moth/ oriental fruit moth into a trap.

The lure, in the form of the rubber dispenser, that contains female pheromone of plum fruit moth/ oriental fruit moth, must be placed in a Delta Plastic Trap to be fully functional (traps can be bought separately or in kits with lures).

Using such pheromone lures is an economic, environmentally sound approach to either monitor or trap these pests.

The lures in the traps must be replaced every 4-6 weeks to keep attraction rates high.

Shelf life - up to 2 years (optimum conditions).

Helicoverpa armigera  lure is a component of an insect trapping device, that uses pheromones to lure cotton bollworm into a trap.

The lure, in the form of the rubber dispenser, that contains female pheromone of cotton bollworm, must be placed in a Delta Plastic Trap to be fully functional (traps can be bought separately or in kits with lures).

Using such pheromone lures is an economic, environmentally sound approach to either monitor or trap these pests.

The lures in the traps must be replaced every 4-6 weeks to keep attraction rates high.

Shelf life - up to 2 years (optimum conditions).

Hyphantria cunea lure is a component of an insect trapping device, that uses pheromones to lure fall webworm into a trap.

The lure, in the form of the rubber dispenser, that contains female pheromone of fall webworm, must be placed in a Delta Plastic Trap to be fully functional (traps can be bought separately or in kits with lures).

Using such pheromone lures is an economic, environmentally sound approach to either monitor or trap these pests.

The lures in the traps must be replaced every 6-7 weeks to keep attraction rates high.

Shelf life - up to 2 years (optimum conditions).

Ips spp. lure is a component of an insect trapping device that uses pheromones to lure these forestry pests into a trap.

The lure, in the form of the cellulose dispenser, containing Ips spp. pheromone, must be placed in a pheromone trap to be fully functional (traps can be bought separately or in kits with lures).

Using such pheromone lures is an economic, environmentally sound approach to either monitor or trap pests.

The lures in the traps must be replaced every 8-10 weeks to keep attraction rates high.

Shelf life - up to 2 years (optimum conditions).

Lobesia botrana lure is a component of an insect trapping device, that uses pheromones to lure European grapevine moth into a trap.

The lure, in the form of the rubber dispenser, that contains female pheromone of European grapevine moth, must be placed in a Delta Plastic Trap to be fully functional (traps can be bought separately or in kits with lures).

Using such pheromone lures is an economic, environmentally sound approach to either monitor or trap these pests.

The lures in the traps must be replaced every 4-6 weeks to keep attraction rates high.

Shelf life - up to 2 years (optimum conditions).

Lymantria dispar lure is a component of an insect trapping device that uses pheromones to lure Spongy Moths into a trap.

The lure, in the form of the rubber dispenser, containing Lymantria dispar pheromone, must be placed in a pheromone trap to be fully functional (traps can be bought separately or in kits with lures).

Using such pheromone lures is an economic, environmentally sound approach to either monitor or trap these pests.

The lures in the traps must be replaced every 6-7 weeks to keep attraction rates high.

Shelf life - up to 2 years (optimum conditions).

Monochamus spp. lure is a component of an insect trapping device that uses pheromones to lure these forestry pests into a trap.

The lure, in the form of the cellulose dispenser, containing Monochamus spp. pheromone, must be placed in a pheromone trap to be fully functional (traps can be bought separately or in kits with lures).

Using such pheromone lures is an economic, environmentally sound approach to either monitor or trap pests.

The lures in the traps must be replaced every 8-10 weeks to keep attraction rates high.

Shelf life - up to 2 years (optimum conditions). 

Orthotomicus erosus lure is a component of an insect trapping device that uses pheromones to lure these forestry pests into a trap.

The lure, in the form of the cellulose dispenser, containing Orthotomicus erosus pheromone, must be placed in a pheromone trap to be fully functional (traps can be bought separately or in kits with lures).

Using such pheromone lures is an economic, environmentally sound approach to either monitor or trap pests.

The lures in the traps must be replaced every 8-10 weeks to keep attraction rates high.

Shelf life - up to 2 years (optimum conditions).