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Plodia interpunctella
Indian mealmoth are the moths which are also known as ‘food moths’. The Indian mealmoth (Plodia interpunctella) is the most important storage pest in domestic households in Central Europe. The larvae of…
Odourless glue trap with sexual attractant (pheromone) for the capture of Indian Meal Moths. These moths occur in nuts, cereals, biscuits, chocolate, tea, flour, rice, pet food, wild bird food and other dry foodstuffs.
A sexual attractant (pheromone) incorporated in the glue, attracts male moths to the glue surface where they are firmly caught. Thus the reproduction cycle is interrupted and the risk of any new infestation is reduced. The Aeroxon Food Moth Trap is easy-to-use and odourless.
Z,E-Tetradeca-9,12-dienylacetat 0.286 g/kg
Use biocides carefully. Always read the label and product information before use.
Remove the front protective paper. A sexual lure (the pheromone) is incorporated in the glue, so the trap is then active.
If the white protective paper is very difficult to peel off, the glue was probably too warm when it was applied. A good way of making it easier to remove the protective paper is to store the traps in the refrigerator for about 10 minutes. The glue then becomes stronger and bonds less with the overlying protective paper. After you have fixed the trap in the cabinet, we recommend that you firmly run your fingers over the trap several times. Then hold the trap tightly with one hand and and remove the white protective paper with one quick movement.
Plodia interpunctella
Indian mealmoth are the moths which are also known as ‘food moths’. The Indian mealmoth (Plodia interpunctella) is the most important storage pest in domestic households in Central Europe. The larvae of…
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