About Scirpophaga incertulas - Yellow Stem Borer
Scirpophagaincertulas - Yellow Stem Borer is an important pest of rice throughout tropical South and Southeast Asia. Its incidence is most predominant in tropical low land rice and deep-water rice. Set up light traps to attract and kill the moths. Avoid close planting and continuous water stagnation and pull out and destroy the affected dead heart tillers. Scirpophagaincertulas - Yellow Stem Borer is strongly attracted to light and signal the initiation of a fresh brood.
Specification
| Product Name | Scirpophaga incertulas Pheromone Lure |
| Mode of Action | Attractant Pheromone |
| Active Ingredient | Z-11-Hexadecenal acetate & Z-9-Hexadecenal acetate |
| Dosage | 2 mg per dispenser / lure |
| Product Description | Met pet pouch containing Z-11-Hexadecenal acetate & Z-9-Hexadecenal acetate pheromone loaded in silicon rubber septa. |
| Active Life | Upto 30-45 days depending on climatic conditions. |
| Shelf Life | 2 years if stored according to the standard protocol. |
Accurately Preserved Rice Pest SpecimenOur Scirpophaga incertulas specimen is meticulously prepared and preserved, presenting both adult and larval stages in a dried and mounted format. Preserved using pins, slides, and chemical methods, each sample is sealed in a transparent box to maintain quality. Ideal for visual inspection and laboratory examination, this pest specimen is odorless, eco-friendly, and designed for long-term shelf life when stored in cool, dry conditions away from sunlight.
Versatile Applications for Research and StudyThis insect pest sample serves as a reliable resource for agricultural research, pest identification, laboratory study, and training sessions. Agricultural institutes, entomologists, and pest control researchers utilize this reference specimen to enhance their knowledge, conduct visual inspections, and accurately identify rice pests. Its superior preservation quality supports comprehensive study and educational engagement without compromising specimen integrity.
FAQs of Scirpophaga incertulas - Yellow Stem Borer:
Q: How should the Scirpophaga incertulas specimen be stored for optimal preservation?
A: Store the specimen in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. Ensure the packaging remains sealed to maintain its long-term shelf life and prevent deterioration.
Q: What is the primary use of the Yellow Stem Borer sample in laboratory settings?
A: The specimen is primarily used for reference, pest identification, educational purposes, and agricultural research, aiding in accurate detection and study of rice pests.
Q: When is the ideal stage to examine the Yellow Stem Borer for pest identification?
A: Both adult and larval stages are available for examination. Researchers typically study both to understand the life cycle and identify pest activity across crop development.
Q: Where can this preserved insect specimen be used?
A: It is suited for use in agricultural institutes, entomological laboratories, and research facilities focused on pest management and rice crop studies.
Q: What process is involved in preserving the Scirpophaga incertulas specimen?
A: Preservation involves pin or slide mounting and chemical treatment, followed by sealing the specimen in a transparent box for lasting integrity and protection.
Q: How does using this specimen benefit pest control researchers and educators?
A: Researchers and educators benefit from accurate pest identification, clear reference material for training, and reliable insight into rice pest management, enhancing overall study and awareness.