ALMAX | Beauveria bassiana | Bio insecticide | Effectively controlls caterpiller and grubs | Grub killer

(Beauveria bassiana) - 1x10^8 CFUs/ml/gm. Foliar application & Wettable Powder
ALMAX is a biological insecticide based on a selected strain of naturally-occurring entomopathogenic fungus Beauveria bassiana. It contains spores and mycelial fragments of Beauveria bassiana. When the spores come in contact with the cuticle of the target pest insect, they germinate and grow directly through the spiracle in the cuticle into the inner body of the host. By taking nutrients from the insect, the fungus proliferates and produces a toxin called Beauvericin, which weakens the host's immune system. It colonizes the entire insect, drains the nutrients, and causes the infected insects to die. After the insect dies, an antibiotic is produced that enables the fungus to outcompete intestinal bacteria.

Chemical Composition:

1. Beauveria bassiana sp (1x10^8 CFUs/ml) Minimum - 1.50%
2. Growth Media, Osmotic (Stabilizer, Dispersal agent) - 98.50%
3. Total - 100%

Dosage:
Mix ALMAX at a proportion of 2-3 ml per liter of water for drip irrigation or with FYM.
For individual plants: 2 ml / 2 gms / liter of water, apply directly into the soil.

Benefits:
   ALMAX effectively controls a wide range of pests such as borers, cutworms, root grubs, leafhoppers, whitefly, and mealybug.

Target Pests:
Aphids, Whiteflies, Mealybugs, Psyllids, Chinch bug, Lygus bugs, Grasshoppers, Stink bugs (Halyomorpha halys), Thrips, Termites, Fire ants, Flies, Stem borers, Fungal gnats, Shore flies, Beetles - Bark beetle, Black vine weevil, Boll weevil, Cereal leaf beetle, Coffee borer beetle, Colorado potato beetle, Emerald ash borer, Red palm weevil, Strawberry root weevil, Caterpillars - Codling moth, Douglas fir tussock moth, European corn borer, Invasive silkworms, Apple clearwing moth & Mites.

Application On Crops:
Cereals, Millets, Pulses, Oilseeds, Fiber Crops, Sugar Crops, Forage Crops, Plantation crops, Vegetables, Fruits, Spices, Flowers, Medicinal crops, Aromatic Crops, Orchards, and Ornamentals.