DunhamTrimmer LLC Edition 2—May 2012 Biological Control Industry Overview: Companies & Products
BIOLOGICAL CONTROL INDUSTRY OVERVIEW: COMPANIES & PRODUCTS Edition 2 May 2012 DunhamTrimmer, LLC announces the release of its second edition of the Biological Control Industry Overview – Companies & Products
This extensive more than 2400 page study provides a detailed review of the Companies and Products which make up the biocontrol market, covering more than 23 countries, 120 companies, and 1566 products (797 Bio‐Chemicals; 539 Macro‐ Organisms; 230 Microbials). The companies profiled are the global biological control market leaders with technologies and products including microbials, biochemicals, pheromones and macro‐organisms. Study subscribers will have easy access to critical information on the biocontrol market and will receive updates throughout their 12‐ month subscription.
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Publication Contents: Report covers the world with exception of India and China. Companies in these countries have a different foundations and focus. Company Profiles include this info: o Address o Key Staff o Commercial Products (Active Ingredient & Trade name) o Recent News Events o Company Overview (Focus, main activities, structure, etc) o Year Founded o Company Type (Private or Public) o Company Background (History) o Research & Development Activities (Own discovery program‐in‐ licensing, etc) o Commercial Activities (Distribution coverage, distribution) o Manufacturing (own facilities, tolling, ete) Product Profiles o Company o Trade name of Product o Active Ingredient o Product Type . BioChemical (Minerals & Others; Organic Acids; PGR’s; Plant Extracts; SemioChemicals; . Macro‐Organism (Insects; Mites; Nematodes) . Microbial (Bacteria; Fungi; Protozoan; Virus; Yeasts) o Product Segment (Insecticide; Fungicide; Herbicide; Nematicide; Molluscicide; Rotenticide; Insect‐Macro organism; Nematode‐Macro Organism; PGR) o Formulation Type (Wettable Powder(WP); Suspension Concentrate (SC) & others) o Concentration (% AI)CG o Key Crops on label o Key pests controlled o Mode of Action o Comment o Registered Countries
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What’s New in Edition 2?
Additions and Updates to Edition 2
The 2nd Edition of Biological Control Industry Overview – Companies & Products has been expanded significantly, adding 16 new companies and 450 new products to the report. In addition, nearly 100 recent news events have been added to previously listed companies and existing products have been updated to reflect label expansions and new registrations. See the tables below for details on the numerous changes you will find in Edition 2. The Company Table of Contents now lists the country of the company and the Product Table of contents lists the product trade name, company and AI as well as page numbers. Table of Content page numbers now match up with the Acrobat page numbers.
Company Section Changes: COMPANY UPDATES TO EDITION 2 Company Country Update Description AgraQuest, Inc USA Six new recent news events AgroBio S.L. Spain One new recent news event Arysta LifeScience--(See NPP) Japan Two new recent news events Avance Biotechnologies, Chile Chile New Company BASF Crop Protection Germany New Company Becker Underwood, Inc. USA Three new recent news events BioBest Belgium Twenty‐one new recent news events Biogram Chile Chile New Company BioProdex, Inc USA New Company BioWorks, Inc. USA Three new recent news events Certis U.S.A. L.L.C. USA Two new recent news events DSM Netherlands New Company Eden Research plc United Kingdom New Company Envera USA New Company ExoSect Limited United Kingdom Seven new recent news events Futureco Bioscience Spain One new recent news event Goemar Laboratories France One new recent news event IAB, S.L. (Investigaciones y Aplicaciones Biotecnológicas, S.l.) Spain New Company Isagro Italia S.p.A. Italy Four new recent news events ISCA Technologies, Inc USA New Company Koppert B.V. Netherlands Two new recent news events Laverlam International Corporation USA One new recent news event Marrone Bio Innovations, Inc. USA Nine new recent news events
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COMPANY UPDATES TO EDITION 2 (continued) Company Country Update Description Novozym es A/S Denm ark Two new recent news events Pherobank Netherlands New Company Phyllom LLC USA New Company Plant Health Care PLC United Kingdom Five new recent news events Plant Impact plc United Kingdom Four new recent news events SEDQ (Sociedad Española de Desarrollos Químicos, S.L.) Spain New Company Serbios srl Italy New Company Sourcon-Padena GmbH & Co.KG Germany New Company Stockton Agrimor AG Switzerland Two new recent news events Suterra, LLC USA One new recent news event Syngenta AG Switzerland One new recent news event Syngenta Bioline Limited United Kingdom Three new recent news events TyraTech, Inc. USA Five new recent news events Valent Biosciences Corporation USA Six new recent news events Vestaron Corporation USA Three new recent news events Vivagro France New Company WITASEK Pflanzenschutz GmbH Austria New Company
Product Section Changes: NEW PRODUCT ADDITIONS TO EDITION 2 BIOCHEMICALS MACRO‐ORGANISMS MICROBIAL Organic Plant Company Minerals Acids PGRs Extract Semiochems Insects Mites Nematodes Bacteria Fungi Protozoan Virus Yeast TOTAL Avance Biotech 2316 BASF 8 8 Biogram Chile 19 10 Bioprodex 11 Bioworks 11 DSM 11 Eden Research 1 1 Envera 11 IAB SL 2215 ISCA Tech 81 81 Pherobank 220 220 SEDQ 37 37 Serbios 66 22117 Sourcon Padena 77 Vivagro 12 3 Witasek 51 51 7 ` 0 13 397 0 0 2 16 13 0 2 0 450
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Preface
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BIOLOGICAL CONTROL INDUSTRY OVERVIEW COMPANIES & PRODUCTS EDITION 2‐‐MAY 2012 Table of Contents Page Cover Page 1 Copyright/Disclaimer Notices 2 What's New in Edition‐2? 3 Preface 5 Table of Contents 6 Introduction Overview 51
Introduction Companies Section 57
Company Profiles 76 Company Country Page 1,4GROUP, Inc. 77 Ag BioTech Australia Pty Ltd 80 AgBioChem, Inc. 82 AgraQuest, Inc 83 Agrauxine 93 Agri‐Neo Inc. 95 Agrifutur 96 AgriHouse Brands Ltd 98 Agrimar Corporation (Geomar) 101 Agrisense BCS Ltd 102 Agro Logistic Systems, Inc. 106 Agro‐Levures et Derives (Ag Yeast & Derivatives) 107 AgroBio S.L. 108 AgroGreen Minrav 111 AMW Nützlinge (Beneficials)GmbH 115 Andermatt Biocontrol AG 117 Applied Bio‐Nomics Ltd. 120 Arysta LifeScience‐‐(See NPP) 122 Associates Insectary 127 Avance Biotechnologies, Chile 130 BASF Crop Protection 132 Bayer CropScience AG 136 Becker Microbial Products, Inc 141 Becker Underwood, Inc. 143 Bedoukian Research, Inc 152 Beneficial Insectary, INC. 156 bio‐ferm Biotechnologische Entwicklung und Produktion GmbH 158 BioAgro S. A. (BioRend) 160 BioBee Sde Eliyahu LTD 163 BioBest 166 Biocare Ltd 177 Biocolor S.L. 179 ©2012 DunhamTrimmer,LLC, all rights reserved
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Biocont Laboratory, spol. s r.o. 181 BioControle do Brasil 184 Biogram Chile 186 Biomor Israel Ltd 189 Biona Group 192 Bioplanet s.c.a. 195 Biopreparaty, spol. s r.o 197 BioProdex, Inc 199 BioSafe Systems, LLC 201 BIOSANI‐Agricultura Biologica e Proteccao Integrada, Lda. 203 Biotop 205 Biotus Oy 207 Biowise 209 BioWorks, Inc. 211 BIYOTAR Biological Agriculture Consulting and Engineering Co 217 Borregaard BioPlant ApS 219 Brandt Consolidated, Inc 222 Bthek Biotecnologia 228 Bug Agentes Biologicos 230 Certis U.S.A. L.L.C. 232 Champon Millennium Chemicals, Inc. 241 Chemia S.p.a. 244 Circle One Global, Inc (Syngenta) 246 DSM 248 e‐nema GmbH 250 Ecogen Incorporated 252 EcoSMART Technologies, Inc. 255 Ecowin Co., LTD 258 Eden Research plc 260 Empresa Caxiense de Controle Biológico 267 Envera 269 EuroFerm GmbH 271 ExoSect Limited 273 Futureco Bioscience 283 Goemar Laboratories 288 Gowan Company 291 H & I Agritech, Inc 294 IAB, S.L. (Investigaciones y Aplicaciones Biotecnológicas, S.l.) 296 IDEBIO S.L. 298 International Pheromone Systems Ltd. (IPS) 300 Intrachem Bio International SA 302 IPM Laboratories, Inc. 306 Isagro Italia S.p.A. 309 ISCA Technologies, Inc 312 Jet Harvest Solutions 320 Koppert B.V. 322 Kunafin "The Insectary" 331 Laboratorios Agrochem S.L. 333 Laverlam International Corporation 335 M & R Durango, Inc. 338 Marrone Bio Innovations, Inc. 340 Natural Forces LLC 349 Natural Industries, Inc. 352 ©2012 DunhamTrimmer,LLC, all rights reserved
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Natural Insect Control 355 Natural Plant Protection S.A. (NPP) 358 Northwest Agricultural Products 359 Novozymes A/S 361 NTS Research & Inc. 365 Pacific Biocontrol Corporation (PBC) 367 Parry America Inc. 370 Pasteuria Bioscience, Inc. 372 Pherobank 376 Phyllom LLC 383 Plant Health Care PLC 385 Plant Impact plc 394 PROPHYTA Biologischer Pflanzenschutz GmbH 401 Rincon‐Vitova Insectaries, Inc. 405 Russell IPM 408 Sanidad Agricola Econex, S.L. 411 SEDQ (Sociedad Española de Desarrollos Químicos, S.L.) 413 Serbios srl 416 Sipcam/Advan 418 Sourcon‐Padena GmbH & Co.KG 422 Sterling Insectary 425 Stockton Agrimor AG 427 Suterra, LLC 430 Syngenta Bioline 435 Syngenta 440 Troy Biosciences Inc. 444 TyraTech, Inc. 446 Valent Biosciences Corporation 455 Verdera Oy 463 Vestaron Corporation 465 Viridaxis SA 469 Vivagro 471 W. Neudorff GmbH KG 473 Westbridge Agricultural Products 476 WITASEK Pflanzenschutz GmbH 478 Xeda International S.A. 481
Page Introduction Products Section 483
Introduction BioChemicals Section 489
BioChemical Minerals/Other 495 Trade Name Company Active Ingredient Page 1,4SEED® 496 1,4SHIP® 497 1,4SIGHT® 498 Agrol E 499
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AquaVitrin 501 Atempo 502 Biorend 503 Biorend CoMo 504 Biorend‐Copper 505 Biorend‐H 506 Biorend‐R 507 Biorend‐T 508 Chemol 509 Chemol 90 EL 510 Cocoa Stress Tolerance 511 Cocoon 512 Cueva 514 Cueva (W. Neudorff GmbH) 515 Cueva AF ‐ Roses 518 Cueva AF ‐ Tomato 519 Cutril Top 520 Cutril‐Evo 522 Des‐X 523 Des‐X (W. Neudorff GmbH) 525 Employ 527 Enzicur 529 Exoroach 530 Feramola 531 Fosfi SAR 532 Fosfirend 533 Fytoclean 534 GreenCure 535 K‐Phos 537 K‐Phos W 538 M‐Pede 539 Maniflow 542 Maxcel 543 MilStop 544 MilStop (BioWorks) 547 Myco‐Sin 548 Myco‐Sin VIN 549 NatriSan 550 Neudosan 551 Nordox 75WG 552 ODC 555 Omni Protect 556
Opticure 557
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Optimol 558 OxiDate 559 Prestige 562 ProAct 563 Promanal AF 564 Promanal New 565 Raingard 566 ReTain 567
Saf‐T‐Side 568 Savona 571 Sil‐Matrix (PQ Corporation) 572 Sluggo 574 Solfobenton DC 576 Solfogreen 577 SorbiShield 578 StorOx 580 SucraShield 581 SuffOil‐X 583 Sulfar 586 Surround 588 TerraClean 589 TriTek 590 VitiSan 593 Yea! 594 ZeroTol 596 BioChemical Organic Acids 598 Trade Name Company Active Ingredient Page Jet‐Ag 599 Jet‐Oxide 601 Ultima Prof Weed 602 BioChemical PGRs 603 Trade Name Company Active Ingredient Page Foliar TRIGGR 604 ProGibb 4% 606 ProGibb 40% 607 ProGibb Plus 2X 608 Promalin 609 ProVide 610 Release LC 611 Release SP 612 RyzUp 613 ©2012 DunhamTrimmer,LLC, all rights reserved
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Ryzup SmartGrass 614 Soil TRIGGR 615 BioChemical Plant Extracts 617 Trade Name Company Active Ingredient Page 3AEY 618 Agricolle 619 Alginure 620 Armorex 622 Asset 623 Aza‐Direct (Parry Chemicals) 625 Azadirachtin 0.3% EC 628 Azadirachtin 0.4% EC 629 Azadirachtin 0.5% EC 630 Azadirachtin 1% EC 631 Azadirachtin 1.2% EC 632 Azadirachtin 1.5% EC 633 Azadirachtin 2% EC 634 Azadirachtin 2.5% EC 635 Azadirachtin 3% EC 636 Azadirachtin 4% EC 637 Azadirachtin 4.5% EC 638
Azadirachtin 5% WSC 639 AzaGuard 640 Bedbug Killer for Cracks & Crevices 645 Bedbug Killer for Mattresses & Carpets 646 Bedbug Repellant Travel Size 647 Biolink ‐ Insect Repellent 648 Bionatrol‐I 649 Bionatrol‐M 651 Bioneem 653 Biox‐C 656 Biox‐CD 657 Biox‐M 658 Bioxeda‐M 659 Bioxeda 660 Bugitol Concentrate 661 Bugitol Concentrate 664 Bugoil 665 Cham‐Bit 666 Cham‐Chung 667 Cham‐Garu 668 Cham‐Jin 669
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Cocan 671 Dazitol (Champon) 672 Dazitol Concentrate 673 Dazitol Concentrate (Champon) 675 Debug 676 Debug Turbo 678 Diractin 682 Divert 684 Divert (Natural Forces) 685 Divert‐O 686 Divert‐O (Natural Forces) 687 Ecotec‐G 688 Ecotec 689 Equisetum Extract 693 Flitter 694 Flitter (Natural Forces) 695 Fungastop 696 Fytomax 697 GreenMatch 698 Greenstim 700 Hot Pepper Wax 701 Indika 0.15% EC 702 Iodus 2 Cereales 703 Iodus 2 Specialty Crops 704 Limocide 705 Magnet 706 Matratec 707 Mildew Cure 709 Molt‐X 710 Mycol HF 715 Neem oil 716 Neemazad 717 Neemazal 720 Neemik 721 Neemix 4.5 723 NeMax 727 Nemitol Concentrate 729 Nemitol Concentrate 731 Nettle Extract 732 No Yeast 733 Oleotrol‐I 734 Oleotrol‐M 735 Orange Guard 736 Organic Garden Fungicide 737 ©2012 DunhamTrimmer,LLC, all rights reserved
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Organic Garden Insect Killer 738 Organic Home Pest Control 739 Organic Insect Killer for Lawns & Landscapes 740 Organic Insect Repellent 741 Organic Insect Repellent Travel 742 Organic Lawn Insect Killer 743 Parrys Aza 0.03% EC 745 Parrys Neem Cake 746 Parrys Neem Oil 747 Pest Out 748 Phydura 749 Prev‐Am 750 Promanal Spray 751 Propoli 752 Raptol AF 753 Raynox Plus 754 Regalia 755 Requiem 761 Rotena 43 763 Sesamin EC 764 Several 766 Sporatek 768 Sprout Torch 771 Spruzit AF 772 Spruzit Garden Spray 773 Spruzit Pest Free 774 Stealth Now 775 Sunken 776 Timorex Gold 777 Trilogy 779 Xedabio 782 BioChemical SemioChemicals 783 Trade Name Company Active Ingredient Page (e)‐beta‐Farnesene 784 (S)‐cis‐verbenol 785 3‐methyl‐2‐cyclohexenone 786 4‐methyl‐5‐nonanol 787 4‐methyl‐5‐nonanone 788 7‐(E)‐9‐(Z)‐dodecadienyl acetate 789 11‐dodecen‐1‐yl acetate 790 14‐methyl‐z‐8‐hexadecenal 791 Acleris rhombana 792
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Acrolepiopsis assectella 793 AcumiProtect 794 Acuwit 795 Adoxophyes orana 796 Adoxowit 797 Agriotes lineatus 798 Agriotes obscurus 799 Agriotes sordidus 800 Agriotes sputator 801 Agriotes ustulatus 802 Agrotis exclamationis 803 Agrotis ipsilon 804 Agrotis orthogonia 805 Agrotis segetum 806 Allure 807 Amitnuswit 808 AmygdaLab 809 Anarowit 810 Anarsia lineatella 811 Aonidiella aurantii 812 Apomyelois ceratoniae 813 Archips argyrospila 814 Archips cerasivorana 815 Archips crataegana 816 Archips podana 817 Archips rosana 818 Archips xylosteana 819 Argyresthia conjugella 820 Argyresthia pruniella 821 Argyresthia thuiella 822 Argyresthia trifasciata 823 Argyrotaenia citrana 824 Argyrotaenia pulchellana 825 Argyrotaenia velutinana 826 ArmiLab 827 Attract 828 Aubeiowit 831 Autographa californica 832 Autographa gamma 833 Bactrocera cucurbitae 834 Bactrocera dorsalis 835 Bactrocera oleae 836 Bactrocera zonata 837 Bajuluwit 838 ©2012 DunhamTrimmer,LLC, all rights reserved
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Bedoukian (z)‐6‐heneicosen‐11‐one 839 Bedoukian cis‐11‐tetradecenyl acetate 840 Bedoukian Citral Technical 841 Bedoukian CM Pheromone 842 Bedoukian E,E‐9,11‐Tetradecadienyl acetate (91%) 843 Bedoukian E,E‐9,11‐Tetradecadienyl acetate (98%) 844 Bedoukian High Purity CM Pheromone 845 Bedoukian Indian Meal Moth Pheromone 846 Bedoukian Now Technical Phermone 847 Bedoukian Octenol Technical 848 Bedoukian PTB Technical Pheromone 849 Bedoukian TPW Technical Pheromone 850
Bedoukian Trans‐11‐tetradecenyl acetate (90%) 851 Bedoukian Trans‐11‐tetradecenyl acetate (95%) 852 Bedoukian Trans‐11‐tetradecenyl acetate (98%) 853 Bedoukian z‐9‐Tricosene Technical Pheromone (92%) 854 Bedoukian z‐9‐Tricosene Technical Pheromone (94%) 855 Bedoukian z‐11‐hexadecenal 856 Bedoukian z‐11‐hexadecenyl acetate 857 Bee Here 858 Bembecia ichneumoniformis 859 Bio Bonagota 860 Bio Broca 861 Bio Ceratitis 862 Bio Cydia 863 Bio Grapholita 864 Bio Mea 865 Bio Neo 866 Bio Pectinophora 867 Bio Plutella 868 Bio Serrico 869 Bio Spodoptera 870 Bio Tribolium 871 Bio Trimedlure 872 Bio Tuta 873 BioLita 874 Bonagota cranaodes 875 Busseola fusca 876 Cacoecimorpha pronubana 877 Cactoblastis cactorum 878 Cadra cautella 879 Cameraria ohridella Pherobank Unidentified pheromone 880
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Camerariawit 881 Campylomma verbasci 882 Cembrawit 883 Cerasiwit 884 CeratiProtect 885 Ceratitis capitata 886 Chalcoprax 887 Chalcowit 888 CheckMate APM‐F 889 CheckMate BAW‐F 890 CheckMate BAW‐F (Suterra) 891 CheckMate CM 892 CheckMate CM‐F 893 CheckMate CM‐F (Suterra) 894 CheckMate CM‐OFM Duel 895 Checkmate CM‐WS (Suterra) 896 Checkmate CM‐XL (Suterra) 897 CheckMate CM‐XL 1000 898 CheckMate DBM‐F 899 CheckMate DBM‐F (Suterra) 900 CheckMate LBAM Dispenser 901 CheckMate OFM Dispenser 902 CheckMate OFM‐F 903 CheckMate OFM‐F (Suterra) 904 CheckMate OFM‐SL+ 905 CheckMate OFM‐XL (Suterra) 906 Checkmate OLR 907 CheckMate OLR‐F 908 CheckMate PBW‐F 909 CheckMate PTB‐F 910 CheckMate PTB‐XL (Suterra) 911 CheckMate PTB‐XL Dispenser 912 CheckMate Puffer CM‐O 913 CheckMate Puffer CM‐OFM 914 CheckMate Puffer OFM‐O 915 CheckMate SF Dispenser 916 CheckMate SF‐XL (Suterra) 917 CheckMate TPW 918 CheckMate TPW‐F 919 CheckMate VMB Dispenser 920 CheckMate VMB‐XL 921 Chilo infuscatellus 922 Chilo partellus 923 Chilo sacchariphagus 924 ©2012 DunhamTrimmer,LLC, all rights reserved
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Chilo suppressalis 925 ChiloLab 926 ChiloProtect 927 ChiloTec 928 Choristoneura fumiferana 929 Choristoneura hebenstreitella 930 Choristoneura rosaceana 931 Chrysodeixis chalcites 932 Chrysoteuchia topiaria 933 Cilindriwit 934 Clepsis spectrana 935 Cnephasia pumicana 936 Colowit 937 Copitarsia decolora 938 Cosmolure 939 Cosmopolites sordidus 940 Cossus cossus 941 Cossuwit 942 Cromotrap 943 CryptoLab 944 Cryptophlebia ombrodelta 945 Cuelure 946 Curviwit 947 Cydia caryana 948 Cydia fagiglandana 949 Cydia funebrana 950 Cydia nigricana 951 Cydia pomonella 952 Cydia pyrivora 953 Cydia splendana 954 CydiaLab 955 Cylas fomicarius 956 Dacotrap 957 DacusLab 958 DacusLab Plus 959 Dendrolimus pini 960 Diabrotica virgifera 961 Diatraea grandiosella 962 Diatraea saccharalis 963 Dioryctria abietella 964 Dipowit 965 DisparLab 966 Domowit 967 Drosophila melanogaster 968 ©2012 DunhamTrimmer,LLC, all rights reserved
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Dupliwit 969 Duponchelia fovealis 970 e,e‐8,10‐dodecadien‐1‐yl acetate 971 e‐7‐dodecenyl acetate 972 e‐8‐dodecenyl acetate 973 e‐9‐dodecenyl acetate 974 e‐9‐tetradecen‐1‐yl acetate 975 e‐11‐hexadecen‐1‐ol 976 e‐11‐hexadecen‐1‐yl acetate 977 e‐11‐tetradecen‐1‐ol (90%) 978 e‐11‐tetradecen‐1‐ol (98%) 979 Earias insulana 980 Earias vittella 981 EC Yellowjacket Lure 982 Ecodian 983 Elasmopalpus lignosellus 984 Enarmonia formosana 985 Enarowit 986 Endopiza viteana 987 Ephestia elutella 988 Ephestia kuehniella 989 Epiphyas postvittana 990 Erosowit 991 EU Yellowjacket Lure 992 Eupoecilia ambiguella 993 Eupoewit 994 Euzophera punicaella 995 Evergestis forficalis 996 Exosex CL Tab 997 Exosex CM 998 Exosex CM (Exosect Ltd) 999 Exosex LBAM 1000 Exosex OFM 1001 Exosex SP Tab 1002 Exosex YSB Tab 1003 e‐z‐8‐Dodecenyl acetate 1004 e‐z‐11‐tetradecenal 1005 Frankliniella occidentalis 1006 Frustrate PBW (Suterra) 1007 Fumibotys fumalis 1008 Gachon 1009 GalloProtect 1010 Gallowit 1011 Glyphodes perspectalis 1012 ©2012 DunhamTrimmer,LLC, all rights reserved
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GortyLab 1013 Gortyna xanthenes 1014 Grapholita janthinana 1015 Grapholita lobarzewskii 1016 Grapholita molesta 1017 Grapholita prunivora 1018 Grapowit 1019 Gypsonoma aceriana 1020 Hedya nubiferana 1021 Helicoverpa armigera 1022 Helicoverpa assulta 1023 Helicoverpa punctigera 1024 Heliothis virescens 1025 Heliothis zea 1026 Heliowit 1027 Hellula undalis 1028 Hemileuca maia 1029 Homoeosoma electellum 1030 Hylowit 1031 Ichneumenoptera chrysophanes 1032 Ichneumenoptera xanthosoma 1033 Ipsdienol 1034 Ipsenol 1035 Ipsowit 1036 IpsProtect 1037 ISCAlure Armigera 1038 ISCAlure Assectella 1039 ISCAlure Assulta 1040 ISCAlure Aurantii 1041 ISCAlure Bisselliella 1042 ISCAlure Botrana 1043 ISCAlure Cactorum 1044 ISCAlure Catenifer 1045 ISCAlure Cautella 1046 ISCAlure Ceratoniae 1047 ISCAlure Cerealella 1048 ISCAlure Chalcites 1049 ISCAlure Citrella 1050 ISCAlure Citri 1051 ISCAlure Clavatus 1052 ISCAlure Cranaodes 1053 ISCAlure Cunea 1054 ISCAlure Cydia 1055 ISCAlure Dispar 1056 ©2012 DunhamTrimmer,LLC, all rights reserved
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ISCAlure Elegantalis 1057 ISCAlure Eridiania 1058 ISCAlure Exigua 1059 ISCAlure Exitiosa 1060 ISCAlure Ferrugineus 1061 ISCAlure Gamma 1062 ISCAlure GBM 1063 ISCAlure Gossypiella 1064 ISCAlure Granarium 1065 ISCAlure Grandis 1066 ISCAlure Includens 1067 ISCAlure Interpunctella 1068 ISCAlure Ipsilon 1069 ISCAlure Leucotreta 1070 ISCAlure Lignosellus 1071 ISCAlure Lineatella 1072 ISCAlure Littoralis 1073 ISCAlure Lycopersicella 1074 Iscalure Mellonella 1075 ISCAlure Naevana 1076 ISCAlure Nuxvorella 1077 ISCAlure Occidentalis 1078 ISCAlure OFM 1079 ISCAlure Oleae 1080 ISCAlure Operculella 1081 ISCAlure Orana 1082 ISCAlure Orbonalis 1083 ISCAlure Palmarum 1084 ISCAlure Pentatominae 1085 ISCAlure Phytocoris 1086 ISCAlure Pinguis 1087 ISCAlure Pinus 1088 ISCAlure Pityocampa 1089 ISCAlure Postvittana 1090 ISCAlure Processionea 1091 ISCAlure Puntigera 1092 ISCAlure RB 1093 ISCAlure Roach 1094 ISCAlure Saccharalis 1095 ISCAlure Sacchari 1096 ISCAlure Sasakii 1097 ISCAlure Serricorne 1098 ISCAlure Sibiricus 1099 ©2012 DunhamTrimmer,LLC, all rights reserved
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ISCAlure Solanivora 1100 ISCAlure Splendana 1101 ISCAlure Sulfureana 1102 ISCAlure Tuta 1103 ISCAlure Virescens 1104 ISCAlure Viridana 1105 ISCAlure Xylostella 1106 ISCAlure Zea 1107 Isomate C Plus 1108 Isomate C plus (Pacific Biocontrol) 1109 Isomate C TT 1110 Isomate C TT (Pacific Biocontrol) 1111 Isomate CLR (Pacific Biocontrol) 1112 Isomate CM Flex 1113 Isomate CM Ring 1114 Isomate CM/LR TT 1115 Isomate CM/OFM TT 1116 Isomate DWB 1117 Isomate EGVM 1118 Isomate GRB 1119 Isomate LBAM Plus 1120 Isomate M Rosso 1121 Isomate OBLR/PLR Plus 1122 Isomate OFM Ring 1123 Isomate OFM TT 1124 Isomate OFM/PTB TT 1125 Isomate OMLR 1126 Isomate P 1127 Isomate PTB Dual 1128 Isomate PTB TT 1129 Isonet L Plus 1130 Isonet LE 1131 Keiferia lycopersicella 1132 Kermania pistaciella 1133 Kirus‐EAC40 1134 Kombiwit 1135 Konsume 1136 Lacanobia oleracea 1137 Lasiocampa quercus 1138 Lasioderma serricorne 1139 Leucinodes orbonalis 1140 Leucoptera scitella 1141 LobeLab 1142 Lobesia botrana 1143 ©2012 DunhamTrimmer,LLC, all rights reserved
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Lobewit 1144 Loxagrotis albicosta 1145 Luretape BW‐10 1146 Lymantria dispar 1147 Lymowit 1148 Lyonetia clerkella 1149 Magnet OL 1150 Magnet OLI (Suterra) 1151 Mamestra brassicae 1152 Mamestra configurata 1153 Maruca vitrata 1154 Melissopus latiferreanus 1155 Melittia cucurbitae 1156 Melolontha melolontha 1157 Melowit 1158 Migdia 1159 Mnesampela privata 1160 Molestawit 1161 Mosquito oviposition pheromone 1162 Musca domestica 1163 Myopaewit 1164 MythimLab 1165 Mythimna unipuncta 1166 Nemapowit 1167 Neoleucinodes elegantalis 1168 Nigriwit 1169 Olive Fruit Fly Pheromone 1170 Operophtera brumata 1171 Operowit 1172 Opogona sacchari 1173 Orgyia antigua 1174 Oriental Fruit Moth Pheromone Special 1175 Orthosia cerasi 1176 Orthosia gothica 1177 Orthosia hibisci 1178 Orthosia incerta 1179 OstriLab 1180 Ostrinia furnacalis 1181 Ostrinia nubialis 1182 PalpiLab 1183 Pammene argyrana 1184 Pammene fasciana 1185 Pammene rhediella 1186 Pandemis cerasana 1187 ©2012 DunhamTrimmer,LLC, all rights reserved
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Pandemis heparana 1188 Pandemis limitata 1189 Panolis flammea 1190 Panowit 1191 Paranthrene tabaniformis 1192 ParantLab 1193 Parapediasia teterrella 1194 PB Rope L 1195 Pectinophora gossypiella 1196 Pennisetia hylaeiformis 1197 Peridroma saucia 1198 Pheroprax 1199 Phthorimaea operculella 1200 Phyllocnistis citrella 1201 Phyllonorycter blancardella 1202 Phyllonorycter corylifoliella 1203 Phyllopertha horticola 1204 PinguiLab 1205 PityoLab 1206 PityoProtect 1207 Planococcus citri 1208 Planococcus ficus 1209 Platynota flavedana 1210 Platynota idaeusalis 1211 Platynota stultana 1212 Platyptilia carduidactyla 1213 Plodia interpunctella 1214 PluteLab 1215 Plutella xylostella 1216 Pnaphalocrocis medinalis 1217 Podosesia syringae 1218 Polycore SKL 1219 Polywit 1220 Pomotrap 1221 Pomowit 1222 Prays citri 1223 Prays oleae 1224 PraysLab 1225 PraysTec 1226 ProcessiLab 1227 Ptycholoma lecheana 1228 Puffer APM 1229 Puffer CM 1230 Puffer CM (Suterra) 1231 ©2012 DunhamTrimmer,LLC, all rights reserved
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Puffer NOW 1232 Puffer OFM 1233 Qlure‐AGI 1234 Qlure‐AGS 1235 Qlure‐ARR 1236 Qlure‐AUG 1237 Qlure‐BAO 1238 Qlure‐CAP 1239 Qlure‐CHS 1240 Qlure‐COS 1241 Qlure‐CYP 1242 Qlure‐HEA 1243 Qlure‐LEO 1244 Qlure‐LYD 1245 Qlure‐PHO 1246 Qlure‐PRO 1247 Qlure‐TUA 1248 Qlure‐ZEP 1249 R‐Octenol 1250 RAK 1 1251 RAK 1 + 2 1252 RAK 2 1253 RAK 3 1254 RAK 4 1255 RAK 5 1256 RAK 6 1257 RhagoLab 1258 Rhagoletis cerasi 1259 Rhopobota naevana 1260 RhyacioLab 1261 Rhyacionia buoliana 1262 Rhylure WAT 700 1263 RynchoProtect 1264 Rhynchophorus ferrugineus 1265 Rhyowit 1266 Rhyzopertha dominica 1267 Ribowit 1268 Riptorus clavatus 1269 RMD‐1 1270 Scirpophaga nivella 1271 Scrobipalpa ocellatella 1272 Selibate CS 1273 Serricornin 1274
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SesaLab 1275 Sesamia calamistis 1276 Sesamia inferens 1277 Sesamia nonagriodes 1278 SesaTec 1279 Sesia apiformis 1280 SesiaLab 1281 Setora nitens 1282 Setothosea asigna 1283 Sexowit 1284 Sitodiplosis mosellana 1285 Sitotroga cerealella 1286 Sparganothis pilleriana 1287 Sparganothis sulfureana 1288 Spilonota ocellana 1289 Spilowit 1290 SPLAT CLM 1291 SPLAT Cuelure 1292 SPLAT GM 1293 SPLAT LBAM 1294 SPLAT Methyl Eugenol 1295 SPLAT RB 1296 Spodoptera eridania 1297 Spodoptera exempta 1298 Spodoptera exigua 1299 Spodoptera frugiperda 1300 Spodoptera littoralis 1301 Spodoptera litura 1302 Spodoptera praefica 1303 Stimukil Fly Bait 1304 Stirrup M 1305 Symmetrischema tangolias 1306 Synanthedon bibionipennis 1307 Synanthedon culiciformis 1308 Synanthedon exitiosa 1309 Synanthedon formicaeformis 1310 Synanthedon myopaeformis 1311 Synanthedon pictipes 1312 Synanthedon polaris 1313 Synanthedon scitula 1314 Synanthedon scoliaeformis 1315 Synanthedon sequoiae 1316 Synanthedon soffneri 1317 Synanthedon tipuliformis 1318 ©2012 DunhamTrimmer,LLC, all rights reserved
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Synanthedon vespiformis 1319 Syndemis musculana 1320 Tecia solanivora 1321 Thaumatotibia leucotreta 1322 Thaumatowit 1323 Thaumetopoea pityocampa 1324 Thaumetopoea processionea 1325 ThriPher 1326 Thripline ams 1327 Thrips species 1328 Tineola biselliella 1329 Tipuliwit 1330 Tomowit 1331 TopProtect 1332 Tortowit 1333 Tortrix viridana 1334 Torula Yeast Bait Pellets 1335 Trapline ZENTINEL 1336 Traptest 1337 Trichoplusia ni 1339 Trigonotylus caelestialium 1340 Trypowit 1341 TUA‐Optima 1342 Tuta absoluta 1343 Tuta absoluta 1344 TutaLab 1345 Virgiwit 1346 Vitacea polistiformis 1347 Xlure‐BAD 1348 Xlure‐CEC 1349 Xylomyges curialis 1350 Yellowjacket Lure 1351 Ypnomeuta evonymellus 1352 Ypnomeuta malinellus 1353 z,e‐9,11‐Tetradecadien‐1‐yl acetate 1354 z,e‐9,12‐Tetradecadien‐1‐ol 1355 z‐3‐decen‐1‐yl acetate 1356 z‐4‐tridecen‐1‐yl acetate 1357 z‐5‐decen‐1‐ol 1358 z‐5‐decen‐1‐yl acetate 1359 z‐5‐dodecen‐1‐yl acetate 1360 z‐5‐tetradecen‐1‐yl acetate 1361 z‐7‐decen‐1‐yl acetate 1362 ©2012 DunhamTrimmer,LLC, all rights reserved
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z‐7‐dodecen‐1‐yl acetate 1363 z‐7‐tetradecen‐1‐yl acetate 1364 z‐7‐tetradecen‐2‐one 1365 z‐7‐tetradecenal 1366 z‐8‐dodecenol 1367 z‐8‐dodecenyl acetate 1368 z‐8‐tetradecen‐1‐yl acetate 1369 z‐9‐dodecenol 1370 z‐9‐dodecenyl acetate 1371 z‐9‐hexadecenal 1372 z‐9‐tetradecen‐1‐ol 1373 z‐9‐tetradecen‐1‐yl acetate 1374 z‐9‐tetradecenal 1375 z‐11‐hexadecen‐1‐ol 1376 z‐11‐tetradecen‐1‐ol 1377 z‐11‐Tetradecenal 1378 z‐13‐octadecen‐1‐yl acetate 1379 z‐13‐octadecenal 1380 ZeuLab 1381 ZeuTec 1382 Zeuzera pyrina 1383 Zeuzerowit 1384 Introduction Macro‐Organism Section 1385
MacroOrganisms Insects 1392 Trade Name Company Active Ingredient Page Abdominalis 1393 ACE Mix 1394 Achacolor 1395 Adalia 1396 Adalia bipunctata 1397 Adalia bipunctata 1398 Adalia System 1399 Adalia System Plus 1400 ADALIAcontrol 1401 Adaline b 1402 Aitomunakiilukainen 1403 American Redstart 1404 Anagyrus 1405 Anisopteromalus calandrae 1406 Anthocoris 1407 Anthocoris nemoralis 1408
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Antholine n 1409 Apheline ab 1410 Aphelinus abdominalis 1411 Aphelinus abdominalis 1412 Aphelinus abdominalis 1413 Aphelinus System 1414 APHIcontrol 1415 Aphid Midge 1416 Aphid parasitic wasp 1417 Aphidalia 1418 Aphidend 1419 Aphidioletes aphidimyza 1420 Aphidius colemani 1421 Aphidius colemani 1422 Aphidius colemani 1423 Aphidius colemani 1424 Aphidius colemani 1425 Aphidius colemani 1426 Aphidius ervi 1427 Aphidius ervi 1428 Aphidius ervi 1429 Aphidius ervi 1430 Aphidius ervi 1431 Aphidius matricariae 1432 Aphidius matricariae 1433 Aphidius Max 1434 Aphidius mix 1435 Aphidius Mix System 1436 Aphidius System 1437 APHIDOcontrol 1438 Aphidoletes 1439 Aphidoletes 1440 Aphidoletes aphidimyza 1441 Aphidoletes aphidimyza 1442 Aphidoletes aphidimyza 1443 Aphidoletes System 1444 Aphidoline aa 1445 Aphidpak 1446 Aphids 1447 Aphids 1448 Aphids 1449 Aphilin 1450 Aphiline c 1451 Aphiline e 1452 ©2012 DunhamTrimmer,LLC, all rights reserved
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Aphiline m 1453 Aphipar‐M 1454 Aphipa 1455 Aphytis 1456 Aphytis melinus 1457 Aphytis melinus 1458 Atheta 1459 Atheta 1460 Atheta System 1461 Banker System E 1462 BioAlgirica 1463 BioAnagyrus 1464 BioAphidius 1465 BioCryptolaemus 1466 BioDiglyphus 1467 Biofly 1468 BioNesidiocoris 1469 BioOrius 1470 Biopar 1471 BiyoAri Mealybug Wasp 1472 BiyoAvci Mealybug Hunter 1473 Bladlusgalmyg 1474 Bracon 1475 Brown garden snail control 1476 Brown lacewing 1477 California red scale control 1478 Calpop Adults 1479 Calpop Larvae 1480 CE Mix 1481 CHRYSOcontrol 1482 Chrysoline c 1483 Chrysopa 1484 Chrysopa System 1485 Chrysoperla carnea 1486 Chrysoperla rufilabris 1487 Citripar 1488 Coccibelle larvae 1489 Coccifly adults 1490 Coccifly larvae 1491 Colemacolor 1492 Colemani 1493 Cotesia flavipes 1494 Criptopak 1495 Crisopak 1496 ©2012 DunhamTrimmer,LLC, all rights reserved
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Cryptobug 1497 CRYPTOcontrol 1498 Cryptolaemus 1499 Cryptolaemus montrouzieri 1500 Cryptolaemus System 1501 Cryptolaemus montrouzieri 1502 Cryptolaemus montrouzieri 1503 Cryptoline m 1504 Cybocephalus 1505 DacDigline 1506 Dacnusa Diglyphus Mix 1507 Dacnusa sibirica 1508 Dacnusa 1509 Decollate snails 1510 Delphastus 1511 Delphastus 1512 Delphastus catalinae 1513 Delphastus catalinae 1514 Delphastus System 1515 Delphastus 1516 Delphibug 1517 Dianor 1518 Digline i 1519 Diglipak 1520 DIGLYcontrol 1521 Diglyphus 1522 Diglyphus isaea 1523 Diglyphus isea 1524 Diglyphus System 1525 Diglyphus‐Dacnusa 1526 Ecowin Cole 1527 Ecowin‐Garuii 1528 Ecowin‐Goolpari 1529 Ecowin‐Hoangon 1530 Ecowin‐Norinjae 1531 En‐Strip 1532 ENCARcontrol 1533 Encarline f 1534 Encarsia 1535 Encarsia formosa 1536 Encarsia formosa 1537 Encarsia formosa 1538 Encarsia formosa 1539 Encarsia Max 1540 ©2012 DunhamTrimmer,LLC, all rights reserved
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Encarsia System 1541 Encarsia‐Eretmocerus 1542 Enermix 1543 Enpak 1544 EPHESTIAcontrol 1545 Ercal 1546 EREMIcontrol 1547 Eretline e 1548 Eretline m 1549 Eretmix System 1550 Eretmocerus 1551 Eretmocerus eremicus 1552 Eretmocerus eremicus 1553 Eretmocerus mundus 1554 Eretmocerus mundus 1555 Eretmocerus mundus 1556 Eretmocerus System 1557 Eretmocerus wasp 1558 ERMUNcontrol 1559 Ervi 1560 Ervi System 1561 ERVIcontrol 1562 Ervipar 1563 FELTIcontrol 1564 Feltiella 1565 Feltiella acarisuga 1566 Feltiella acarisuga 1567 Feltiella acarisuga 1568 Feltiella System 1569 Feltiline a 1570 Flour moth parasitic moth 1571 Fly parasites 1572 Franklinothrips 1573 FresaProtect 1574 Goniozus 1575 Green Lacewing 1576 Green Lacewing 1577 Greenhouse whitefly parasite 1578 Guldojelarver 1579 Habrobracon hebetor 1580 Harsokorento 1581 Hippodamia convergens 1582 Isaeacolor 1583 Isokirvavainokainen 1584 ©2012 DunhamTrimmer,LLC, all rights reserved
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Jattikirvavainokainen 1585 Jauhiaislude 1586 Jauhiaskiilukainen 1587 Kaliforniankiilukainen 1588 Kesamiinaajavainokainen 1589 Kesarikkalude 1590 Kevatmiinaajavainokainen 1591 Kirvakiilukainen 1592 Kirvasaaski 1593 Lacewing ‐ Aphid Lion 1594 Lacewing larvae 1595 Lacewings 1596 Lacewings 1597 Lacewings 1598 Ladybeetles 1599 Ladybugs 1600 Ladybugs 1601 Ladybugs 1602 Laevicolor 1603 Lagererwespen 1604 Leafhopper 1605 Lepdopteran egg parasite 1606 Leptomastix 1607 Leptomastix dactylopii 1608 Leptomastix System 1609 Leptopak 1610 Levipak 1611 Lindorus 1612 Lindorus lophanthae 1613 Lindorus lophanthae 1614 Lisipak 1615 MACROcontrol 1616 Macroline c 1617 Macrolophus caliginosus 1618 Macrolophus N System 1619 Macrolophus System 1620 Matricariae 1621 Matricariae System 1622 Mealybug 1623 Mealybug Control 1624 Mealybug Destroyer 1625 Mealybug Predator 1626 Mellussnyltehveps 1627 Metaphycus 1628 ©2012 DunhamTrimmer,LLC, all rights reserved
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Metaphycus spp 1629 Micromus 1630 Miglyphus 1631 Minerflue parasitoid wasps 1632 Minerflue parasitoid wasps 1633 Minusa 1634 Minute Pirate Bug 1635 Mirical 1636 Mirical‐N 1637 Miripak 1638 Mundupak 1639 Mundus Mix System 1640 Mundus System 1641 Munduscolor 1642 Necremnus artynes 1643 Nesibug 1644 NESIDIOcontrol 1645 NESIDIOcontrol‐P 1646 Nesidiocoris tenuis 1647 Nesiline t 1648 Noflypak 1649 ORIcontrol 1650 Oriline i 1651 Oriline l 1652 Oriline m 1653 Orius 1654 Orius insidiosus 1655 Orius insidiosus 1656 Orius laevigatus 1657 Orius rovtaeger 1658 Orius rovtaeger 1659 Orius System 1660 Pediobus 1661 Peristenus 1662 Planopar 1663 PLANTAcontrol 1664 Platneri 1665 Podisus 1666 Popsyl 1667 Praon volucre 1668 Praying mantis 1669 Pretiosum 1670 Punkkisaaski 1671 Ripsiaisrikkalude 1672 ©2012 DunhamTrimmer,LLC, all rights reserved
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Rove beetle 1673 Scale predator 1674 Sitobion System 1675 Six‐spotted Thrips 1676 Six‐spotted Thrips 1677 Solanipar 1678 Spidend 1679 Spined Soldier Bug 1680 Staphyline c 1681 Stethorus 1682 Stethorus 1683 Stethorus punctillum 1684 Stethorus punctillum 1685 Sweet potato fly parasite 1686 Syrphidend 1687 Telenomus 1688 Tenuiscolor 1689 Thripor‐I 1690 Thripor‐L 1691 Thripor‐S 1692 TR16+ 1693 Tricho‐Strip 1694 Trichocap 1695 TRICHOcontrol 1696 Trichogramma 1697 Trichogramma 1698 Trichogramma 1699 Trichogramma 1700 Trichogramma 1701 Trichogramma 1702 Trichogramma evanescens 1703 Trichogramma galloi 1704 Trichogramma pretiosum 1705 TrichoKarte 1706 TrichoKarte 1707 TrichoKugel 1708 Tricholine b 1709 Trichoplus 1710 TrichoSafe 1711 Trichotop duo 1712 Trichotop E 1713 Trissolcus 1714 Two spotted ladybird 1715 Uldlussnyltehveps 1716 ©2012 DunhamTrimmer,LLC, all rights reserved
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Uldusmariehone 1717 Vespop 1718 Villakilpikiilukainen 1719 Vine Mealybug Control 1720 Vine Mealybug Parasitoid 1721 Whiteflies 1722 Whiteflies rovtaege 1723 MacroOrganisms Mites 1724 Trade Name Company Active Ingredient Page AMBLYCAcontrol 1725 AMBLYcontrol 1726 Amblyline bar 1727 Amblyline cal 1728 Amblyline cu‐Flo 1729 Amblyseius barkeri 1730 Amblyseius Breeding System 1731 Amblyseius cucumeris 1732 Amblyseius cucumeris 1733 Amblyseius cucumeris 1734 Amblyseius cucumeris 1735 Amblyseius degenerans 1736 Amblyseius degenerans 1737 Amblyseius fallacis 1738 Amblyseius swirskii 1739 Amblyseius System 1740 Amblyseius Vermiculite System 1741 Anderline aa 1742 Andersoni 1743 Andersoni Breeding System 1744 Andersoni mites 1745 Andersoni System 1746 Ansari predatory mite 1747 BioPersimilis 1448 BioSwirskii 1749 Bugline andersoni 1750 Bugline cucumeris 1751 Bugline swirskii 1752 Cali Mite 1753 Calicolor 1754 Californicus 1755 Californicus Breeding System 1756 Californicus mites 1757
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Californicus System 1758 Cucucolor 1759 Cucumeris 1760 Cucumeris 1761 Cucumeris 1762 Degenerans predatory mites 1763 Degenerans System 1764 Ecowin‐Chile 1765 Ecowin‐Jijoonghae 1766 Ecowin‐Oii 1767 Entomite‐A 1768 Entomite‐M 1769 Fallacis 1770 Fallacis 1771 Fallacis System 1772 Fitopak 1773 Fungus gnat 1774 Fungus Gnat Predator 1775 G. occidentalis 1776 Gaeolaelaps 1777 Gaeolaelaps 1778 Gaeolaelaps gilliespiei 1779 Galendromus occidentalis 1780 Galendromus occidentalis 1781 Galendromus occidentalis 1782 Hair Foot Predatory Mite 1783 Harsosaaskipetopunkki 1784 Hypoaspis miles 1785 Hypoaspis System 1786 HYPOcontrol 1787 Hypoline m 1788 Kalifornianpetopunkki 1789 Limonica 1790 Longipes 1791 M. longipes 1792 M. longipes 1793 Macro‐Mite 1794 Mesoseiulus longipes 1795 Mesoseiulus longipes 1796 Montyline am 1797 N fallacis 1798 N. californicus 1799 Neoseiulus californicus 1800 Neoseiulus californicus 1801 ©2012 DunhamTrimmer,LLC, all rights reserved
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Neoseiulus californicus 1802 Neoseiulus fallacis 1803 Neoseiulus fallacis 1804 Occidentalis 1805 P. Persimilis 1806 P. persimilis 1807 Persea Mite Control 1808 Persicolor 1809 Persimilis 1810 Persimilis Max 1811 Persimilis vermiculite 1812 PHYTOcontrol 1813 Phytoline p 1814 Phytoseiulus 1815 Phytoseiulus persimilis 1816 Phytoseiulus persimilis 1817 Phytoseiulus persimilis 1818 Phytoseiulus persimilis 1819 Phytoseiulus System 1820 Phytoseiulus T System 1821 Soil mites 1822 Soil mites 1823 Spical‐Plus 1824 Spical 1825 Spider Mite Tri‐Pak 1826 Spider Mites 1827 Spidex 1828 Spidex hot‐spot 1829 Spinderovmider 1830 Stratioaelaps scimitus 1831 Stratiolaelaps 1832 Swirscolor 1833 SWIRScontrol 1834 Swirski predatory mite 1835 Swirski‐Mite 1836 Swirski‐Mite Plus 1837 Swirskii 1838 Swirskii Breeding System 1839 Swirskii System 1840 Swirskiline as 1841 Thripex‐Plus 1842 Thripex‐V 1843 Thripex 1844 Thrips 1845 ©2012 DunhamTrimmer,LLC, all rights reserved
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Thrips 1846 Thrips predator 1847 Tripsrovmider 1848 Typhlodromus pyri 1849 Western Predatory Mite 1850 MacroOrganisms Nematodes 1851 Trade Name Company Active Ingredient Page B‐Green 1852 Biorend R Championes 1853 Biorend R Foliar 1854 Biorend R Invernaderos 1855 Biorend R Lenosos 1856 Biorend R Melolontha 1858 Biorend R Palmeras 1860 Biorend R Spodoptera 1861 Biorend R Trips 1862 BioVector 1863 Birch Leafminer Guard 1864 Capsanem 1865 Carpocapsae System 1866 Ecowin‐H 1867 Ecowin‐S 1868 Entonem 1869 Exhibitline h 1870 Exhibitline sc 1871 Exhibitline sf 1872 Exhibitline sk 1873 Guardian 1874 Heterorhabditis bacteriophora 1875 Heterorhabditis bacteriophora 1876 Heterorhabditis megidis 1877 Heterorhabditis megidis 1878 Heterorhabditis System 1879 Isosukkula 1880 Karsakassukkulat 1881 Kraussei System 1882 Larvanem 1883 Larvanem‐M 1884 Lawn Guardian 1885 Millenium 1886 Nemacel 1888 Nemaflor 1889
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Nemagreen 1890 Nemaplus 1891 Nemapom 1892 NemaShield 1893 Nemaslug 1894 Nemaslug (Becker Underwood) 1895 Nemaslug (Becker Underwood) 1896 Nemaslug (Becker Underwood) 1897 Nemaslug (Becker Underwood) 1898 Nemaslug (Becker Underwood) 1899 Nemastar 1900 Nemasys 1901 Nemasys 1902 Nemasys (Becker Underwood) 1903 Nemasys C 1904 Nemasys C (Becker Underwood) 1905 Nemasys G 1906 Nemasys L 1907 Nemasys L (Becker Underwood) 1908 Nemasys M 1909 Nematac C 1910 Nematac S 1911 NEMATOcontrol 1912 Nematop 1913 Nematop (e‐nema) 1914 Nemax F 1915 Nemax H 1916 Optinem OS 1917 Palma‐Life 1918 Phasmarhabditis System 1919 Polybio ID Championes 1920 Polybio ID Insectos 1921 Polybio ID Invernaderos 1922 Polybio ID Lenosos 1923 Polybio ID Melolontha 1924 Polybio ID Palmeras 1925 Polybio ID Spodoptera 1926 Polybio ID Trips 1927 Scia‐Rid 1928 Sod Guard 1929 Steinernema carpocapsae 1930 Steinernema feltiae 1931 Steinernema feltiae 1932 Steinernema spp. 1933 ©2012 DunhamTrimmer,LLC, all rights reserved
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Steinernema System 1934 Terranem 1935 Veggie Guard 1936 Introduction Microbial Section 1937 Microbial Bacteria 1943 Trade Name Company Active Ingredient Page A5 1944 Actino‐Iron 1945 ActinoGrow (Natural Industries) 1946 ActinoGrow T&O (Natural Industries) 1947 Actinovate 1948 Actinovate AG 1949 Actinovate AG 1951 Actinovate SP 1952 Actinovate STP 1953 Actinovate WP (Natural Industries) 1955 Agree 1956 Agree WG/Turex WG 1957 Amylo‐X 1960 Antario 32K 1961 Aquabac 200G 1963 Aquabac 400G 1964 Aquabac DF3000 1965 Aquabac XT 1966 Bacillus Chemia 1967 Bacillus thuringiensis subsp kurstaki 1969 Bacillus thuringiensis subsp kurstaki 1972 Bacstar 1974 Bacteroncide 1975 Bactophyt 1976 Ballad Plus 1977 Biobacter 1979 Biobit HP 1980 Biobit XL 1984 BioNem WP 1985 BioSafe 1986 BioSave 10LP 1987 BioSave 11LP 1988 Biozlac 1989 Bloomtime FD 1990 BMP 123 LC 1991 BMP 123 WDG 1995
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BMP 123 WP 1999 Bt‐horus SC 2003 Bti for Mosquito Control 2004 Cease 2005 Cease (AgraQuest) 2006 CoStar 2009 Crymax 2012 Deliver 2016 DeThatch‐9 (Natural Industries) 2020 DiPel DF 2021 Dipel DF (Valent Biosciences) 2024 DiPel ES 2025 DiPel ES (Valent BioSciences) 2029 Double Nickel 55 2030 Econem 2033 FloraGro 2034 Foray 48B 2035 Foray 48F 2037 Foray 76B 2039 Foray XG 2041 Galltrol 2043 Gnatrol 2044 Grandevo 2045 Jackpot WG 2050 Javelin WG/Delfin WG 2053 Jazz 2056 Kristal 32WG 2057 Lepidocid 2059 Lepinox Plus 2060 Lepinox WDG 2062 Mycostop 2066 Mycostop 2067 Natamycin L 2068 Nemastop Gold 2069 Niva 2B 2070 NoGall 2071 Novodor 2072 Novodor FC 2073 P. usgae liquid 2074 Poncho/Votivo 2075 Proradix AGRO 2077 Proradix HORTIC 2078 Proradix PLUS 2079 Proradix TURF 2080 ©2012 DunhamTrimmer,LLC, all rights reserved
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Proradix TURF WG 2081 Proradix WG 2082 Pseudobacterin 2 2083 Rapax 2084 Respecta 2086 Rhapsody 2087 Salavida 2089 Serenade ASO 2090 Serenade Max 2094 Serenade Max (AgraQuest) 2098 Serenade Soil 2099 Sonata 2100 Sphaerus SC 2102 Subtilex NG 2103 Taegro 2104 Teknar CG 2106 Teknar HP‐D 2107 Thatch Control 2108 Turex 2109 VectoBac 12AS 2110 VectoBac 12AS (Valent Biosciences) 2111 VectoBac 12AS (Valent Biosciences) 2112 VectoBac CG 2113 VectoBac G 2114 VectoBac WDG 2115 VectoLex CG 2116 VectoLex WDG 2117 VectoLex WSP 2118 VectoMax CG 2119 VectoMax WSP 2120 Wormox 2121 XenTari 2123 Xentari 2124 Xentari 2127 Zequanox 2131 Microbial Fungi 2132 Trade Name Company Active Ingredient Page 3Tac‐IBeta 2133 3Tac 2134 3Taex 2136 Afla‐Guard 21374 AQ 10 2138
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Balence Fly Bait 2139 Bb Plus 2140 Bb Weevil 2141 Bio‐Blast 2142 BioAct 2143 BioAct (Prophyta) 2145 BioCane 2146 Blossom Protect 2147 Boni Protect 2148 Boni Protect (Bio‐Ferm) 2149 BotaniGard 22WP 2150 BotaniGard 22WP (Laverlam International) 2153 BotaniGard ES 2154 BotaniGard ES (Laverlam International) 2157 BotaniGard ES (Laverlam International) 2158 Botanigard SC (Laverlam International) 2159 Botector 2160 Broadband 2161 Contans 2162 Contans (Prophyta) 2164 Contans (Prophyta) 2165 Contans (Prophyta) 2166 DiTera DF 2167 DiTera DF (Valent Biosciences) 2169 Esquive 2170 Fungistop 2171 GlioMix 2172 GranMet 2173 Green Guard 2174 Green Guard Premium 2175 Green Guard ULV 2176 Green Muscle 2177 Harztop 2178 MeloCon 2179 MeloCon (Prophyta) 2181 Melocont 2183 Met52 2184 Metagram AC 2185 Metagram AS 2186 Metagram HE 2187 Metagram NX 2188 Metagram OS 2189 Metagram PH 2190 Metagram PV 2191 ©2012 DunhamTrimmer,LLC, all rights reserved
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Metagram SV 2192 Mycotal 2193 Mycotal (Koppert) 2194 Mycotrol ES 2195 Mycotrol O 2199 Mycotrol O (Laverlam International) 2202 Naturalis 2203 Naturalis L 2205 NemOut 2206 Nofly 2207 NoFly (Futureco) 2208 PFR‐97 2209 PL Gold 2211 PlantShield HC 2212 Polyversum 2213 Preferal 2215 Prestop 2216 Promoter & Growth Stimulator 2217 RootShield Granules 2218 RootShield Granules (Bioworks) 2220 RootShield Plus+ 2221 RootShield WP 2223 Rotstop 2225 SoilGard 2226 Supresivit 2227 T‐22 HC 2228 Tenet WP 2230 Tenet WP (Isagro Italia) 2231 Trianum G 2233 Trianum P 2234 Tricho Plus 2235 Trichodel 2236 Trichoderma harzianum 2237 Vertalec 2238 Xedavir 2239 Microbial Protozoan 2240 Trade Name Company Active Ingredient Page Nolo Bait 2241 Microbial Virus 2242 Trade Name Company Active Ingredient Page Capex 2243
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Capex (Andermatt Biocontrol) 2244 Carpostop 2245 Carpovirusine 2246 Carpovirusine (NPP) 2247 Cryptex 2248 Cyd‐X 2249 Cyd‐X HP 2250 FermoVirin 2251 Gemstar 2252 Granupom 2253 Helicovex 2254 Littovir 2255 Lymantria dispar MNPV 2256 Madex 2257 Madex (Andermatt Biocontrol) 2258 Madex (Andermatt Biocontrol) 2259 Madex (Andermatt Biocontrol) 2260 Madex MAX 2261 Madex Plus 2262 Madex Twin 2263 Neodiprion abietis NPV 2264 SolviNix 2265 Spexit 2266 Spod‐X 2267 VIR‐EX 2268 Vivus Max 2269 Microbial Yeast 2271 Trade Name Company Active Ingredient Page Shemer (Bayer) 2272 Shemer (Bayer) 2273 Shemer (Bayer) 2274 Page Copyright/Disclaimer Notices 2275 Contact Information 2276 Purchase Information 2277
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Introduction
Biological Control Industry Overview, Companies and Products
Introduction
This Overview presents a summary of companies possessing proprietary biocontrol technology from which they manufacture biocontrol products used to control agricultural pests.1 The DunhamTrimmer overview of biocontrol companies is global in perspective, with the exception of two countries – India and China. Fundamental differences in business models and heritage between biocontrol companies of these countries and those in the West are the reason for their exclusion from this overview, as well as the sheer number of companies. However, if sufficient demand for information on biocontrol companies from India and China is expressed by our clients, DunhamTrimmer will consider producing a separate report focused solely on biocontrol companies of those two countries.
Biological Control Products and Technologies
DunhamTrimmer has subdivided the field of Biological Control Products and Technologies into three main categories. These, and the types of products associated with each, are:
I. Macro‐organisms, e.g., Insects, mites and nematodes
II. Micro‐organisms, e.g., Bacteria, Fungi, Protozoan, Viruses & Yeasts
III. Biochemicals, e.g., Plant growth regulators (PGRs), Insect growth regulators (IGRs), Organic acids, Plant Extracts, Semiochemcials, Minerals/Others
Within these biocontrol product subdivisions, DunhamTrimmer has included biocontrol companies that meet the following criteria: I. Companies producing and marketing biocontrol products based on macro‐organisms.
II. Companies manufacturing and marketing biocontrol products based on micro‐ organisms. Companies in this category must meet one of the following criteria: a. Own the intellectual Property (IP) rights to their product technology, and/or b. Have registered products(s) in at least one country as a biopesticide
III. Companies manufacturing and marketing biocontrol products based on biochemicals. Companies in this category must meet one of the following criteria: a. Own the intellectual property rights to their technology and/or
1 Companies which solely distribute biological control products are not included in this report.
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b. Have registered biocontrol product(s) in at least one country, and/or c. Produce pheromones for use in biological solutions
Definitions used in the Categorization of Biocontrol Products and Companies
The categorization and structure utilized in this Overview of biocontrol products and companies has been guided by:
. The United State Environmental Protection Agency/Biopesticide Industry Alliance (EPA/BPIA) . The Association of Natural Biocontrol Producers (ANBP) in the USA . The International Biocontrol Manufacturers Association (IBMA) in Europe
The EPA/BPIA divides biopesticides into three main groups: Microbial, Plant‐Incorporated Protectants (PIPs) and Naturally‐Occurring Biochemical.2 In this Overview, DunhamTrimmer included Microbial and Biochemical biocontrol products but have excluded PIPs.3
This Overview also includes Biological Control Agents (BCAs) widely used in Europe and classified by the IBMA4 as: . Macrobials: beneficials, nematodes, … . Microbials: virus, fungi, bacteria, … . Semio‐chemicals: behaviour modifying agents for control of pest populations . Natural products: plant extracts with insecticide, fungicide or SAR (Systemic Activated Resistance) effect
Criteria for Inclusion of Companies and Product in this Overview
All companies included in this overview must meet at least one of the following criteria: I. Have at least one product/technology meeting the criteria for biological control, i.e., a biopesticide and/or biological control agent (BCA). II. Have at least one product registered by appropriate regulatory authorities in at least one country or are planning to register if product(s) is currently under development. III. In the case of BCAs (which may not require registration), the company must manufacture or rear the BCA itself.
2 For EPA/BPIA definitions of biopesticides, go to: http://www.epa.gov/opp00001/biopesticides/whatarebiopesticides.htm http://biopesticideindustryalliance.org/ 3 Inclusion of PIPs into this report was decided against based on three points: 1) PIPs are of controversial nature and are, in fact, banned in some countries; 2) PIPs do not fit with the generally accepted definition of “organic”, and 3) PIPS, where they are allowed as pest control agents, are regulated very differently from traditional pesticides or even synthetic pesticides. 4 IBMA website: www.ibma.ch
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The main corporate offices or their international office contact information was used for all companies. In cases where an acquisition has occurred, the original company is listed, if it is still operating under that name, since name recognition in the industry will be associated with the original company, e.g. Verdera Oy—Lallemand. Exceptions: a. Fully acquired biocontrol companies i. Circle One Global (acquired by Syngenta) b. Subsidiary companies with different name from parent and operational independence. i. Suterra‐Agrisense
A Comment about These Reports DunhamTrimmer utilized public sources, e.g., corporate websites, news articles and press releases as well as personal interviews with key corporate personnel for all information included in this report. Such information collected has been organized into a proprietary database from which specific reports are generated for DunhamTrimmer clients on a subscription basis. Although specific information cited in reports by DunhamTrimmer is public, the organization, analysis and any comments/conclusions offered by DunhamTrimmer in its reports is proprietary and protected by copyright.
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Key Personnel
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William Dunham 35+ years’ international agribusiness experience in the seed, biotechnology, crop protection, and biopesticide businesses. Successfully developed and launched crop protection products in more than 50 countries while leading international marketing projects at BASF, American Cyanamid, DeKalb Seeds, ICI, and Stauffer Chemical Company. Most recently: responsible for designing and implementing international business plans at AgraQuest which led to thriving growth for their biopesticide products in international markets. Launched own company (2007) to provide expert assistance to biological control companies in development and commercial product launches throughout the world.
Mark Trimmer 24+ years’ experience in research, product development, registration, technical service, and technology licensing in the crop protection industry. Led international product development at American Cyanamid and successfully delivered numerous new product registrations. At BASF, led new technology acquisition for the agriculture division and successfully negotiated development agreements on several new products. Most recently, led R&D efforts at a biological startup company, NutraPark, and successfully developed novel biological PGRs for enhancing fresh market fruits and vegetables. Established own company (2006) to provide new technology assessment, R&D strategy, regulatory, and product development services to clients in the global agricultural chemical and biological markets.
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Biological Control Overview ‐ Companies Edition 2, May 2012
Introduction The Second Edition of Biological Control Overview – Companies & Products, looks at 120 firms located in 23 countries around the world. These range from: companies with billion dollar sales to companies with no sales, companies with just 2‐3 employees to companies employing thousands, independent private companies to multi‐national subsidiary companies, companies having a single biocontrol product to companies with 60 products, companies with multiple biocontrol technologies to companies with a single technology, small private companies to public multinational companies.
To organize this vast, world‐wide field of companies1 having biological control products, the DunhamTrimmer Overview will categorize each according to: geographic location, corporate classification, general biological control technology classification, and active ingredient(s) on which the company’s product(s) is/are based.
Geographic Distribution ‐ International
The 120 biocontrol firms identified and analyzed in this report, are located in five geographic regions of the world. These are: North America (USA and Canada), Latin America Western Europe (referred to here as the European Union or EU), non‐EU Europe/the Mid‐East, and Asia/Pacific.
The greatest number of biocontrol companies (about 84% of the total—no change form Edition 1) can be found in North America and the EU (Figure 1). Among individual countries, the USA has the highest number (46) followed by the UK, Germany, France, etc., (Table 1).
1 Biocontrol companies from India and China have been intentionally excluded from this report based upon the fact that the business models and business heritage of biocontrol companies in these countries is generally not comparable with those found in the West. However, if sufficient interest is expressed, DunhamTrimmer will consider producing a separate report on biocontrol companies of India and China.
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Figure 1: Geographic Distribution of Biological Control Companies
N. America 42%
Lat. America 6% Mid‐East 3%
Other Europe 4% EU 42% Asia/Pacific 3% 120 Companies, Total
Table 1. Biological Control Companies, Distribution by Region and Country
Region Country Number of Biocontrol Companies
The Americas USA 46 Canada 4 Brazil 4 Chile 3 Subtotal: 57 The European Union
(EU) United Kingdom (UK) 9 Germany 9 France 7 Spain 7 Italy 5 Belgium 2 Czech Republic 2 Denmark 2 Finland 2 Austria 2 Netherlands 3 Portugal1 1 Subtotal: 51
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Non EU-Europe/Mid East Israel 4 Switzerland 3 Turkey 1 Ukraine 1 Subtotal: 9 Asia/Pacific Australia 1 Japan 1 Korea 1 Subtotal: 3 Total: 120
Geographic Distribution – United States
Within the USA, 19 states are home to companies having biological control products. California has the largest number (12), followed by Florida (4), Georgia (3), North Carolina (3), New York (3). See Figure 2. Figure 2. Distribution of Biological Control Companies in USA
VA, 1 CA, 12
OR, 1 PA, 2 MT, 1 FL, 4 MI, 1 MD, 1 GA, 3 ID, 1 IA, 1 WA, 2 NC, 3
TX, 2 NY, 3 IL, 2 AZ, 2 CT, 2 CO, 2
46 Companies Total
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Company Type Company profiles presented in this report fall into one of two main categories: Private or Public and within these groups, companies are further grouped according to the following criteria: Sole Proprietary Partnership Joint‐venture Venture Capital Employee‐owned Cooperative Subsidiary Incorporated Public Exchange Traded Of the 120 companies profiled in this report, 91% are privately funded. Of this segment, 11 are funded via venture capital and another 11 receive funding as a subsidiary of a larger company. Only 11 biological control companies are publically traded. See Figure 3.
Figure 3. Distribution of Biological Control Companies by Equity Source
11 Public 11 Private‐Venture Cap
11 Private‐subsidiary
Private‐Other 87
120 Companies Total
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Product Types, by Company The biological control products manufactured, marketed and registered by the 120 companies profiled in this report are divided into the following groups: Microbial ‐ Bacteria ‐ Fungi ‐ Protozoan ‐ Virus ‐ Yeasts Biochemcial ‐ Minerals/Others ‐ Organic acids ‐ PGRs ‐ Plant extracts ‐ Semiochemicals MacroOrganisms ‐ Insects ‐ Mites ‐ Nematodes ‐ Of the 120 biological control product companies considered in this report, 22% focused exclusively on a single biocontrol technology, while 71% focused on multiple (≥2) biocontrol technologies. Companies involved in macro‐organisms and pheromones (semiochemicals) are generally inclined to remain focused solely on those technologies due to accumulated know‐how related to the profitable production of macro‐organisms and their logistical management. About one‐fifth of companies have a single technology, just 14% have two technologies and over half have multiple (more than two) technologies. The remaining are not yet commercial (see Figure 4).
Figure 4. Technologies ,by Company
7% 22% Single Technology
2 Technologies
Multiple Technologies 14% Not Commercial 57%
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The three main biocontrol technologies (Microbials, Macro‐Organisms and Biochemicals) among companies break down into roughly equivalent segments (see Figure 5).
Figure 5. Biological Control Products, by Company
33% 37% BioChemical MacroOrganisms Microbials
30%
Within each of the main biocontrol product technologies (Microbials, Macro‐Organisms and Biochemicals), companies operating in 2 – 3 subgroups are notable. These are:
Microbials ‐ Bacteria (16% of companies) ‐ Fungi (13% of companies) MacroOrganisms ‐ Insects (12% of companies) ‐ Mites (9% of companies) ‐ Nematodes (8% of companies) Biochemical ‐ Mineral/Other (9% of companies) ‐ Plant Extracts (17% of companies) ‐ Semiochemcials (8% of companies)
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Figure 6 summarizes all biocontrol technology types among companies profiled in this report.
Figure 6. Companies with Specific Biological Control Technologies BioChemical‐‐Mineral/Others 1% 1% 0% BioChemical‐‐Organic Acids 1% 6% 8% BioChemical‐‐PGRs 13% 17% BioChemical‐‐Plant Extracts BioChemical‐‐SemioChemicals
16% 8% MacroOrganisms‐‐Insects
MacroOrganisms‐‐Mites 8% 12% 9% MacroOrganisms‐‐Nematodes Microbials‐‐Bacteria
Microbials‐‐Fungi
Microbials‐‐Protozoan
Microbials‐‐Virus
Microbials‐‐Yeasts
When analyzed by active ingredient (AI), the biological control product companies fall into five main groups based on the number of different AIs (see Figure 7).
Figure 7. Percent of Companies, by Number of AI's
>20 AI's 1 AI Only 16% 24% 1 AI Only 10‐20 AI's 16% 2‐3 AI's 2‐3 AI's 4‐9 AI's 4‐9 AI's 24% 10‐20 AI's 20% >20 AI's
Figure 7 reveals there are roughly equal numbers for the three groups below 10 different AIs of between 20‐24% of companies and for those with more than 10 AIs again the groups fall out evenly at 16%.
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Product Type / Market Segment, by Company
Table 2 in the following section provides a detailed listing of product/technology by company. The companies which have no technology or product type listed do not have their products commercial yet.
Table 2. Biological Control Technology sorted by Company and Product Type / Subtype
Table 3 provides the detailed listing of product segment by company. Companies with no segment listed are in development stage and do not have a commercial product yet.
Table 3. Biological Control Technology sorted by Company and Market Segment
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Company Profile A Sample Company A Sample Company Company Name: A Sample Company
Address: 100 Main Street
City: Any City
Region/Province/State: Province
Postcode/Zip Code: 2204
Country: Belgium
Telephone: +32.00.000.000
Website: www.....
Key Staff: George Washington President/CEO
Abraham Lincoln Global Head Sales & Marketing
Leonardo da Vinci Global Head R & D
Commercial Products: AI/Technology Product Bacillus thuringiensis subsp aizawai A Sample Product
Recent News Events: Date: 01-Jan-2012 Title: Recent Events
Description Recent events announced by company are listed here, focused on personnel announcements, commerical and R&D agreements with other companies and other news reflecting company direction
Company Overview: The company's market sector and focus.
Year Founded: 2000
CompanyType: Private Venture Capital
Company Background: The company's background, when founded, who founded & other data.
Research & Development Activities: Information on the focus of the company's R&D program.
Commercial Activities: The company's commercial coverage and commercial channel used.
Manufacturing: The company's manufactuing activities and focus.
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International Bio Intelligence Report
Biological Control Products Overview Edition 2, May 2012
Introduction Biological pesticides or biopesticides are pesticides derived from natural materials such as animals, plants, bacteria, and certain minerals. Biopesticides target specific pests and generally pose little or no risk to humans or the environment. Traditional pesticides, by contrast, are generally synthetic materials that not only affect the targeted pest, but also non‐target organisms, such as beneficial insects, surrounding vegetation, and wildlife.
Biological control products are divided into biochemical, microbials, and macro‐organisms. This publication includes reviews of a total of 1,566 biological control products.
1. Microbial Microbial biological control products include those derived from microscopic organisms. Either the organism themselves or the metabolites they produce (or both) may be present in these products. These include: a. Bacteria Soil bacteria are ubiquitous; many species have been identified having effectiveness against important insects and plant disease‐causing pathogens. In this group, Bacillus thuringiensis is the best known and most widely used biopesticide. b. Fungi Fungi can be found in almost every environment and many fungal species have been identified with useful biopesticidal properties. Fungal biopesticides may exhibit control of either plant pathogens or insects through competitive exclusion, direct parasitism of the pest, and/or through the production of metabolites. c. Protozoan Protozoans are single celled eukaryotic organisms. While less commonly used as biopesticides, many protozoans do demonstrate insect parasitic properties. d. Virus Baculoviruses are a family of large rod shaped naturally occurring viruses which infect insects. Each baculovirus is highly specific and will only infect one or several closely related species. Because baculoviruses are incapable of infecting mammals or plants, they are extremely safe to non‐target organisms. e. Yeasts Several yeast species have been identified with effectiveness against plant disease causing pathogens.
2. Biochemical
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Biochemical products include naturally compounds or synthetically produced compounds which are structurally similar to natural counterparts which control pests by non‐toxic mechanisms. In addition to pest control properties, biochemical may also provide plant growth regulator effects on crops. These include: a. Minerals/Others Mineral products provide pest control by forming a physical barrier between the pest and host plant, by directly impacting insects by dessication or smothering, or through a direct metabolic impact on fungal pathogens. b. Organic acids Organic acids may be used as surface contact sterilants, such as peroxyacetic acid, or as contact herbicides, such as pelargonic acid. c. Plant Growth Regulators (PGRs) Plant growth regulators are signal molecules produced naturally by plants which regulate growth and metabolism at very low concentrations. The five major classes of PGRs are auxins, gibberellins, cytokinins, ethylene, and abscisic acid. Each produces unique plant responses based upon their impact on target cells. The responses may be completely different, depending upon the timing of application. Biological products utilize both natural and synthetic analogues of natural PGRs. d. Plant extracts Plant extracts make use of compounds that plants produce naturally to defend against fungal and insect attack as well as weed competition. Some may provide an insect repellent or feeding deterrent effect while others may have a direct metabolic impact on insects or fungal pathogens. Some plant extracts are allelopathic chemicals which inhibit germination of competing plants. Still other may induce a systemic acquired resistance response in the plant to trigger its natural defensive mechanisms. This is an extremely diverse group, both chemically and in how they are used. e. Semiochemicals Semiochemicals are signaling molecules that mediate interactions between organisms. Pheromones are a subset of semiochemicals that include those compounds used for signaling within a species. Pheromones mediate a number of behaviors, but the sex pheromones are used predominantly as biopesticides for trapping and monitoring species presence as well as for mating disruption.
3. MacroOrganisms Macro‐organism products utilize natural predators of pests to provide crop protection. These include: a. Insects Predatory insects, particularly parasitic wasps and beetles, are used to provide protection against a range of insect pests. Common pest targets include aphids, leafminers, mealybugs, thrips, and whiteflies. b. Mites Predatory mites are used against plant feeding mites, such as the two spotted spider mite or red spider mite. In addition, predatory mites provide side benefits against other insect pests such as thrips.
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c. Nematodes Nematodes are a diverse group of roundworms found in soil and aquatic (both fresh water and marine) environments. A small group of nematodes are entomopathogenic, attacking insect pests and eliminating their ability to cause plant damage. These entomopathogenic nematodes can be extremely effective against important plant insect pests, but are extremely safe to the user and environment.
Active Ingredients Focusing solely on the microbial and biochemical products, there are 259 active ingredients covered in this report. (Note this does not separate out the subspecies and strains for bacterial products). The semiochemicals represent nearly half of all actives, with plant extracts at 15% and mineral products making up 12%. See figure below for details on all classes of actives.
Active Ingredients in Microbial and Biochemical Biocontrol Products Semiochemicals 10 2 2 1 1 Plant extracts 24 Minerals 21 128 Bacteria Fungi 30 Viruses PGRs 40 Organic acids Protozoans Yeasts
Use Patterns Biological products are used across all use patterns, but insecticidal uses are dominant. Including all products, the insecticide and semiochemical products account for over 50% of all biological control products. Macro‐organism products are the second largest group representing one third of all products. Fungicides are the third largest use pattern making up nearly 9% of biopesticides. See figure below for details on all use patterns.
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Use Pattern Across Biological Control Products
12 14 5 1 39 Insect ‐ Macro 137 528 Insecticide Fungicide PGR Nematicide 830 Molluscicide Herbicide Rodenticide
Crop Segments Biological products are used across a wide range of crops. Taken as a broad group, fruits and vegetables are the most common crop groupings. Vegetables (fruiting and leafy), cucurbits, and grapes & berries account for 22% of all crops on labels. Tree fruit (citrus, pome fruit, stone fruit) make up over 18% of crops. Bulb crops, foots & tubers account for over 8%. There are, however, significant uses of biological products in other crop segments such as turf & ornamental, tree nuts, legumes, tropical crops, and miscellaneous crops. See figure below for details on individual crop groupings.
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Percentage of Active Products in each Crop Grouping 3.2 3.9 3.1 6.2 2.1 2.1 4.4 2.8 4.9 4.6 7.2 4.3
5.3 6
7.1 6.7 1.9 4.9 2.8 4.7 7.2 4.6
Bulb crops Cereals & grains Citrus Cucurbits Fiber crops Forages Forestry & noncrop Fruiting vege Grapes & berries Herbs & spices Leafy vege Legume & misc Miscellaneous Oil crops Pome fruit Pulse crops Root & tubers Stone fruit Sugar crops Tree nuts Tropical crops Turf & Orn.
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Microbials: Bacteria
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Product Profile A Sample Product A Sample Product Company Name: A Sample Company Trade Name: A Sample Product Active Ingredient Bacillus thuringiensis subsp aizawai Product Type: Microbial Bacteria Product Segment: Insecticide Formulation: WG Concentration: ? Key Crops: Beans Broccoli Cabbage Cantaloupe Cucumber Eggplants / Aubergines Grapefruit Honey dew melons Lemons Limes Maize - grain Maize - silage Mandarins Melons Oranges Peppers Potatoes Soybeans Tangelos Tangerines Tomato
Key Pests: Scientific Name Common Name Diaphania hyalinata Melonworm Diaphania nitidalis Pickleworm Ecdytolopha aurantiana Citrus fruit borer Neoleucinodes elegantalis Tomato fruit borer Plutella xylostella Diamondback moth Spodoptera frugiperda Fall armyworm Tuta absoluta South American leafminer
Mode of Action: Bacillus thringiensis contains protein toxins that are activated in the gut of insects after ingestion. Insects stop feeding and death occurs within a few days.
Comment: May be applied by ground or air. Uniform coverage of plants is important. Avoid the hottest hours of the day. Apply when target pests are small for best results. Registered Countries: USA
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Publication Contents: Report covers the world with exception of India and China. Companies in these countries have a different foundations and focus. Company Profiles include this info: o Address o Key Staff o Commercial Products (Active Ingredient & Trade name) o Recent News Events o Company Overview (Focus, main activities, structure, etc) o Year Founded o Company Type (Private or Public) o Company Background (History) o Research & Development Activities (Own discovery program‐in‐ licensing, etc) o Commercial Activities (Distribution coverage, distribution) o Manufacturing (own facilities, tolling, ete) Product Profiles o Company o Trade name of Product o Active Ingredient o Product Type . BioChemical (Minerals & Others; Organic Acids; PGR’s; Plant Extracts; SemioChemicals; . Macro‐Organism (Insects; Mites; Nematodes) . Microbial (Bacteria; Fungi; Protozoan; Virus; Yeasts) o Product Segment (Insecticide; Fungicide; Herbicide; Nematicide; Molluscicide; Rotenticide; Insect‐Macro organism; Nematode‐Macro Organism; PGR) o Formulation Type (Wettable Powder(WP); Suspension Concentrate (SC) & others) o Concentration (% AI)CG o Key Crops on label o Key pests controlled o Mode of Action o Comment o Registered Countries
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