Nosema locustae

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A microsporidian parasite of some grasshoppers, Nosema locustae, is sold as a bait formulation. It produces a fairly slow developing infection that weakens insects and usually kills them when they are molting. Adult insects are unlikely to be affected. The spores are perishable and should be used fairly soon after manufacture and/or stored with some refrigeration. M&R Durango produces the NoLo bait formulation; Semaspore is produced by Planet Natural.

Commercial Suppliers

Company State Country
ARBICO OrganicsAZUSA
Buglogical Control SystemsAZUSA
Great Lakes IPM, Inc.MIUSA
Hydro-GardensCOUSA
Integrated Fertility ManagementWAUSA
M&R Durango, Inc. InsectaryCOUSA
Natural Pest ControlsCAUSA
Peaceful Valley Farm SupplyCAUSA
Planet NaturalMTUSA
Rincon-Vitova Insectaries, Inc.CAUSA
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