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Steinernema riobrave

The Most Amazing Beneficial Nematodes: Steinernema Species / January 15, 2026 by Ganpati Jagdale

Beneficial nematodes aren’t all the same. Learn how Steinernema carpocapsae, Steinernema feltiae, and Steinernema riobrave differ in behavior, target pests, and symbiotic bacteria.

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The Best BioControl Agent for Peach Curcilio: Steinernema riobrave / January 3, 2026 by Ganpati Jagdale

Peach curculio larvae damage roots underground, weakening peach trees. Discover how Steinernema riobrave nematodes provide effective biological control.

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Beneficial nematodes, Biological control, Biological control products, Biologocal control of insect pests, Black vine weevil, entomopathogenic nematodes, Nematode application, Peach pests, Steinernema species, Xenorhabdus spp, Steinernema riobrave January 03, 2026

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The Best Natural Control for Fungus Gnats: Steinernema feltiae!
The Best Natural Control for Fungus Gnats: Steinernema feltiae!
about a week ago

Fungus gnats can damage roots and weaken plants. Discover how Steinernema feltiae nematodes provide safe, effective biological control.

The Most Amazing Beneficial Nematodes: Steinernema Species
The Most Amazing Beneficial Nematodes: Steinernema Species
about a month ago

Beneficial nematodes aren’t all the same. Learn how Steinernema carpocapsae, Steinernema feltiae, and Steinernema riobrave differ in behavior, target pests, and symbiotic bacteria.

The Best BioControl Agent for Peach Curcilio: Steinernema riobrave
The Best BioControl Agent for Peach Curcilio: Steinernema riobrave
about a month ago

Peach curculio larvae damage roots underground, weakening peach trees. Discover how Steinernema riobrave nematodes provide effective biological control.

The Most Serious Lawn and Garden Threat: Japanese Beetles
The Most Serious Lawn and Garden Threat: Japanese Beetles
about a month ago

Japanese beetles damage lawns and plants from above and below ground. Learn which beneficial nematode species control grubs and the best time to apply them for better results.

Heterorhabditis bacteriophora: Natural Control for Soil Pests
Heterorhabditis bacteriophora: Natural Control for Soil Pests
about 2 months ago

Discover how Heterorhabditis bacteriophora beneficial nematodes provide natural, effective control of soil-dwelling insect pests like grubs, weevils, and fungus gnat larvae. Learn how they work, where to apply them, and why they’re a powerful tool for sustainable pest management.

Heterorhabditis indica: The Natural Ally Against Small Hive Beetles
Heterorhabditis indica: The Natural Ally Against Small Hive Beetles
about 2 months ago

Beneficial Heterorhabditis indica nematodes target and kill small hive beetle pupae in the soil, providing fast, natural, and safe control for your apiary. Ideal for organic and treatment-free beekeepers looking to protect colonies without chemicals

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