Green Revolution Fruit Fly Attractant

About Green Revolution Fruit Fly Attractant Crop Protection

• Fruit Fly Attractant (Methyl Eugenol) is a highly effective male fruit fly lure designed to attract and trap male fruit flies, helping to reduce their population and minimize crop damage.
• Ideal for use with pheromone traps in mango, guava, citrus, and other fruit crops, it supports eco-friendly Integrated Pest Management (IPM) by enabling early monitoring and effective control with reduced pesticide use.

Technical Content of Green Revolution Fruit Fly Attractant Crop Protection

• Methyl Eugenol 

Mode of Action

• Hole under Trap
• MAT Technology (Male Annihilation Technique) It is the process of attraction and trapping the Male adults of Specific insect Species those damage to fruit.

Crop & Disease/Pest Mapping

• Mango, Guava, Banana, custard Apple, Apple, Peach, Papaya, sapota and all fruit crops 

Dosage per Acre

• Per Acre: 10 Traps with a wooden block dipped in Fruit Fly Attractant.
• Storage: Lures remain effective for up to 2 years if unopened.

Key Features & Benefits

• Pheromone used 99% pure.
• 99.9% Effective from other commercial product.
• Lure working day in field life 20-30 Days, Depend on weather conditions.
• Dispenser – Wooden Block
• Economically Affordable, easy to install and manage.
• If used properly can detect low numbers of insects.
• Collect only Species Specific
• Non toxic.
• Suitable for all season.
• Pheromone Lures are species specific.
• Reduce the use of harmful pesticide, encourages doing organic farming.

Additional Information

PEST IDENTIFICATION

• Fruit flies are a very small oval fly with adults growing only to be 1/8th of an inch length. Their thorax is tan in color and their abdomen is black with a gray underbelly, Fruit flies often have red eyes, although some can have dark-colored eyes.

DAMAGES

• Fruit fly adults most often lay their eggs in the fresh flesh of fruits.
• The eggs hatch into larvae (maggots) which most often feed on the inside of the fruit. Once often feed the larva inside the fruit then total fruit get damaged.
• If high fruit fly populations are causing severe fruit damage, management practices must need to be implemented.