Übersetzung für "Fungus gnats" in Deutsch

Well, I told him about my fungus gnats.

Sciarids, also known as dark-wing fungus gnats, went through several life cycles.

I suspect that the bugs in your moss are fungus gnats.

Fungus gnats can be a common pest for indoor growers.

Predatory mites Hypoaspis miles can also be used to control fungus gnats.

These are fungus gnats, which indicate that the plant ís standing too wet.

The roots had no air and there were fungus gnats in the medium.

The Coenosia larvae are predatory and live in the substrate and among other insects also feed on the larvae of darkwinged fungus gnats.

Defences can be used to protect crops against fungus gnats and other pests .

Darkwinged fungus gnats are small, 4-6 mm long, black fragile insects.

Root aphids, fungus gnats and other pests can live in the roots and damage them.

Possibly such newly discovered species may lead to a better understanding of the colonisation of New Zealand by black fungus gnats.

Fruit flies (Drosophilidae), fungus gnats (Mycetophilidae, Sciaridae), midges (Cecidomyiidae, Ceratopogonidae) and micromoths (Lepidoptera) were recorded visiting these flowers, but bees and hover flies were not.

For fungus gnats, I bought a few drosera (carnivorous plants) and they seem to control them quite well.

We usually meet the imagos of fungus gnats in autumn but there are also winter active species among them .

In many orchid stands these flies settled as spontaneous beneficial animals and have taken over an important task in the treatment of darkwinged fungus gnats.

Neem oil may be useful for gnats if the mix is drenched with it, but there are other things that might work better, try google on 'fungus gnats'.

The darkwinged fungus gnats often occur in connection with fungus infestation in the thick roots of Phalaenopsis and Paphiopedilum.

The problem with fungus gnats emerged from the beginning as most severe problem for growing the miniature Arabidopsis seedlings.

Mirroring the focus of interest in research on Diptera at the SDEI, it houses the world's largest collections of black fungus gnats (Sciaridae) und wood midges (Cecidomyiidae: Catotrichinae, Lestremiinae, Micromyinae), which are constantly being expanded within the context of ongoing research projects.

The adult animals (8-10 mm) are also much bigger than the darkwinged fungus gnats and also markedly differ in habitus.

The combination of convenient temperatures, water, light and fertilizers make the growth media ideal for the alga and moss, which in turn make it ideal to the fungus gnats.