Metarhizium Anisopliae Products

BIO-006

Metarhizium Anisopliae Products

Biocontrol Agents, Bioinsecticide

Metarhizium anisopliae

Metarhizium anisopliae products is a broad-spectrum insect pathogen that can be parasitic to a variety of pests. It enters the body of the pest through its surface or feeding and continuously multiplies in the body of the pest.
Metarhizium anisopliae consumes nutrients, mechanically penetrates, and produces toxins, and continues to spread among the pest population, killing the pest. Parasitic to more than 200 pests such as Lepidoptera, Orthoptera, Coleoptera, Homoptera with no resistance developed, no pollution to the environment.

Metarhizium anisopliae products' life cycle is following the principles of spore creatures. On the potato medium, it grows well. First, white colonies are formed. After 2-3 days, the hypha branches are intertwined with each other to form conidial stalks. The spores are covered with penicillium-like clusters of conidia, and the initial conidia are white, slowly green or dark green. The conidia size varies greatly, but it is generally about (5-7) × (2-3) μm.

Metarhizium anisopliae products are suitable for all crops. It widely uses in the production of wheat, corn, peanuts, soybeans, potatoes, sweet potatoes, onions, garlic, leeks, eggplant, peppers, tomatoes, watermelons, cucumbers, etc.

This product can also apply on pine, poplar, willow, locust tree, and other forests as well as apples, pears, apricots, plums, cherries, pomegranates, Japanese persimmons, mangoes, litchi, longan, guava, jujube, walnuts, and other fruit trees.

Green Powder

Metarhizium Anisopliae Products are pathogenic fungus to pests. The conidia of metarhizium anisopliae are easily attached to the internodes of the host insect's skin.
When encountering suitable temperature and humidity, the conidia germinate, produce bud tubes, and form hyphae. Mycelia secrete enzymes capable of dissolving chitin, dissolving insect body walls. And by the pressure of bacteria on host invasion, hyphae invade the host's epidermis, and then gradually inwardly invade, invading the adipose tissue and muscle of insects. The mycelium multiplies in the insect body, causing the insect to die.
When host insects are first sensed by metarhizium anisopliae, yellow-brown spots can be seen on the body wall. Due to the action of metarhizium toxin, insects begin to show neurological disorders. Larvae stop feeding, their response to stimuli decreases, and they eventually die. After death, the corpse became rigid, and the hyphae inside the worm began to extend to the outside. The body was soon covered with a layer of white hyphae. Then one or two days later, conidial stalks and conidia formed on the hypha. It turns green or dark green.

2×10^9/1×10^10/2×10^10 CFU/G

Foliar Spray: 5 g metarhizium anisopliae per liter of water. The water dosage depends on the crop canopy and seasonal demand. Adding some natural surfactants will be better.
Dusting: Mix metarhizium anisopliae powder, dry soil, and 1% trichlorfon powder (to increase the effect, or not) evenly, and distributed in the crop field in a cloudy day. If not cloudy day, apply it at dusk, spray the water every other day.

1. Keep beauveria bassiana products away from the silkworm area.
2. After the solution is well prepared, it should be used up within 2 hours to avoid premature germination and loss of infectivity.
3. Excessive contact with the human body may cause allergic reactions, low-grade fever, itchy skin, etc., and pay attention to skin protection during application.
4. The metarhizium anisopliae products should be applied in cloudy days, or in the evening to avoid direct sunlight. Keeping the field environment wet is also essential.