Bacillus Thuringiensis 50 Gr. BIOTHUR

An aerobic, gram-positive, bacillus found naturally in soil and plants.

It was discovered in Japan in 1902 by Ishiwata and a few years later it was isolated in Thuringen (Germany). It first was commercialized in France, in 1938 and is now the most widely used biopreperation. Its larvicidal action varies depending on the chosen strain;  is active against Lepidoptera.

TRABE offers you the Bacillus thuringiensis var. kurstaki, serotype 3a3b with a power of 16 Millions of U.I./gr and 32 Millions of U.I./gr , measures against Trichoplusia, formulated as an emulsifying powder, so for its power, as for its formulation, is it the most known and effective natural enemy for the control of Lepidopteran larvae which both attacks forest and agricultural pests