Combined preparation, useful for biological combat of the larvae of the codling moth on pomaceous fruit comprises codling moth Granulovirus, sodium glutamate, 2,4-ethyldecadienoate and optionally further additives

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This patent describes a combined biological preparation for controlling codling moth larvae on pomaceous fruits (such as apples and pears). The composition uses a specific granulovirus, along with sodium glutamate and 2(E),4(Z)-ethyldecadienoate, to effectively target and suppress the pest larvae.

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• Protecting apple and pear orchards from codling moth infestations
• Integrating into organic or low-chemical pest management systems
• Use by commercial fruit producers to reduce crop losses
• Application in home gardening for safer fruit pest control

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• Eco-friendly alternative to chemical insecticides
• Selective targeting of codling moth larvae minimizes harm to beneficial insects
• Can be used in organic farming systems
• Potentially reduces the development of insecticide resistance in pest populations

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Combined preparation (I) for biological combat of the larvae of the codling moth on pomaceous fruit comprises: 3x 101>0> to 3x 101>3> particles of codling moth Granulovirus; sodium glutamate (0.1-100 parts by weight); 2(E),4(Z)-ethyldecadienoate (1 parts by weight); and optionally further additives. An independent claim is included for an additive for the production of (I) comprising sodium glutamate (0.1-100 parts by weight); 2(E),4(Z)-ethyldecadienoate (1 parts by weight); and optionally further additives. ACTIVITY : Insecticide. MECHANISM OF ACTION : None given.