Thrips predatory mites

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Two species of commercially available predatory mites (Neoseiulus (=Amblyseius) cucumeris, A. degenerans) feed primarily on thrips, particularly flower thrips. Pollen may be an important part of the diet of these predators.

Commercial Suppliers

Neoseiulus (=Amblyseius) cucumeris
Company State Country
American Insectaries, Inc.CAUSA
ARBICO OrganicsAZUSA
The Bug Factory, Ltd.BCCanada
Buglogical Control SystemsAZUSA
Crop KingOHUSA
Evergreen Grower’s SupplyORUSA
Extremely Green Gardening CompanyMAUSA
Great Lakes IPM, Inc.MIUSA
GreenfireCAUSA
GreenMethodsNHUSA
Harmony Farm Supply & NurseryCAUSA
Hummert InternationalMOUSA
Hydro-GardensCOUSA
Integrated Fertility ManagementWAUSA
International Technology Services, Inc.COUSA
IPM Laboratories, Inc.NYUSA
Koppert Biological SystemsMIUSA
M&R Durango, Inc. InsectaryCOUSA
Nature Insect Control (NIC)ONCanada
Natural Pest ControlsCAUSA
Park Seed Co.SCUSA
Peaceful Valley Farm SupplyCAUSA
Planet NaturalMTUSA
Plant Products Co. Ltd.OHUSA
Rincon-Vitova Insectaries, Inc.CAUSA
Syngenta Bioline, Inc.CAUSA
Tip Top Bio-ControlCAUSA
Applied Bio-NomicsBCCanada
EcoSolutions, Inc.FLUSA
Biobest Biological SystemsONCanada
Amblyseius degenerans)
Company State Country
The Bug Factory, Ltd.BCCanada
Evergreen Grower’s SupplyORUSA
International Technology Services, Inc.COUSA
IPM Laboratories, Inc.NYUSA
Park Seed Co.SCUSA
Plant Products Co. Ltd.OHUSA
Syngenta Bioline, Inc.CAUSA
Tip Top Bio-ControlCAUSA
Biobest Biological SystemsONCanada
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