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Insect sticky traps are adhesive devices used for monitoring and controlling flying insect populations. They come in flat rectangular or folded designs with a sticky surface coated in non-toxic glue. These traps may incorporate visual cues or pheromones to attract specific insects. They are versatile, suitable for indoor and outdoor use, and can be hung or placed on the ground. Common pests targeted include flies, mosquitoes, moths, aphids, and whiteflies. Sticky traps are environmentally safe, avoiding harmful chemicals, and are used in gardens, greenhouses, and homes. They serve as both control and monitoring tools for pest management. Some traps are disposable, while others can be cleaned and reused.
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- 2. STICKY TRAPS • Sticky traps, also known as adhesive traps or glue traps, are commonly used in pest control to catch and monitor various pests without the use of harmful chemicals. • They work by using a sticky substance to trap insects or rodents that come into contact with them. • The color of sticky traps is an important factor in attracting specific types of pests. • Different colors are used to target various insects and pests.
- 3. Here are some examples of sticky traps based on color and the pests they are commonly used for: • Yellow Sticky Traps • Blue Stcky Traps • Green Sticky Traps • Red Sticky Traps • White Sticky Traps • Orange Sticky Traps
- 4. YELLOW STICKY TRAPS • Target pests: Whiteflies, aphids, thrips, leafhoppers, Fruit fly and other flying insects. • Yellow is attractive to a wide range of flying pests, making it a popular choice for many gardeners and greenhouse growers.
- 6. BLUE STICKY TRAPS • Target pests: Thrips , Shoot weevils and shore flies. • Blue sticky traps are another type of sticky trap. Blue sticky traps are especially used to control or monitor thrips.
- 8. GREEN STICKY TRAPS: • Target pests: Leafhoppers, Shoot weevils, Fruit fly and other flying insects. • Green traps can be useful for catching leafhoppers and certain other pests found in outdoor environments.
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- 10. RED STICKY TRAPS • Target pests: Hopper, Jassids and certain aphid species. • Red sticky traps are used for the pear blight beetle (Xyleborus dispar). This pest is particularly common in orchards and vineyards.
- 12. WHITE STICKY TRAPS: • Target pests: Whiteflies, aphids, thrips , Shoot weevils and other flying insects. • White traps can be used as an alternative to yellow traps and can be effective for catching a variety of flying pests.
- 14. ORANGE STICKY TRAPS: • Target pests: Jassids and Hoppers • Orange sticky traps are used for the carrot fly (Chamaepsila rosae). • These pests not only attack carrots (Daucus carota subsp. sativus), but can also damage celery (Apium) and parsnips (Pastinaca sativa).
- 15. • It's essential to identify the specific pest problem you have and choose the appropriate sticky trap color to target those pests effectively. • Additionally, the size and placement of the traps are also crucial factors in maximizing their efficiency in pest control. • Remember that while sticky traps can help reduce pest populations, they are often just one component of an integrated pest management (IPM) strategy, which may include other methods such as cultural, biological, and chemical controls, depending on the severity of the infestation and the specific situation.
- 16. REFERENCES https://www.tnagrisnet.tn.gov.in/home/pestDetails/ https://agritech.tnau.ac.in/ta/org_farm/orgfarm_pest_mechanicalm ethod_ta.html# https://plantura.garden/uk/pests/pest-control/sticky-traps
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