Strawberries

Strawberries

The pests affecting strawberry crops will vary between protected and open field growing, and from northern to southern climate zones. Control techniques will also vary depending on crop conditions.

Strawberries attract very many species of aphids, and populations can develop too rapidly for parasitoids to perform well. Predators that will feed on a wide range of aphid species therefore offer better control.

Note that some beneficial mites or insects may require licences or permits for use in some countries and, therefore, some of the species listed below may not be available.

Pest English name Suitable Products
Frankliniella occidentalis Western Flower Thrips Amblyline
Montyline
Oriline
Tetranychus urticae Red Spider-mite
Two-spot Spider-mite
Phytoline
Anderline
Feltiline
Californiline
Trialeurodes vaporariorum Glasshouse Whitefly Encarline
Eretline
Aleyrodes lonicerae Honeysuckle Whitefly Eretline
Encarline
Lepidoptera Caterpillar Tricholine
Bacillus thuringiensis
Myzus persicae
Aphis gossypii
Peach-Potato Aphid
Melon or Cotton Aphid
Aphiline
Aphidoline
Adaline
Chrysoline
Macrosiphum euphorbiae Aulacorthum solani Potato Aphid
Glasshouse-Potato Aphid
Foxglove Aphid
Aphidoline
Adaline
Chrysoline
Chaetosiphon fragaefolii
Acyrthosiphon rodgersii
Strawberry Aphid Aphidoline
Adaline
Chrysoline
Polyphagotarsonemus latus
Phytonemus pallidus
Broad Mite
Cyclamen Mite
Amblyline
Otiorhynchus sulcatus Vine Weevil Exhibitline sk
Exhibitline hb

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