Bt explained in more depth:
http://www.eap.mcgill.ca/MagRack/JPR/JPR_22.htm
Bt is Bacillus thuringiensis, the subvarieties include
kurstaki, israelensis, and san diego, which control lepidopterans, mosquitos and
blackflies, and beetles respectively.
Frank---has an entemologist friend who
...
> balance.Controling the mosquito population on your
> land would most likely
> have to involve treating a more wide spread area.
Does this mean that whatever I do on my 10 acres is
going to be futile if the surrounding acres are
breeding grounds?
> I don't know how interested you are in as
Hm, I have
bacillus sphaevicus
and
bacillus thuringiensis var israelensis H-14
both work against mosquitoes
> Different Bt's work against different organism.
> eg.
> Bt thuriengiensis works against all lepidopterans
> (caterpillars of moths, butterflies)
> Bt Israelensis works against beetl
Dear Stacey, Christy,
Different Bt's work against different
organism.
eg.
Bt thuriengiensis works against all lepidopterans
(caterpillars of moths, butterflies)
Bt Israelensis works against beetles.
Michael
Tony - is vit B12 really that thermally stable?
Tony N-S.
Title: Re: [seedsofchange] why organic seed
Allan
>
>The subject came up the other day on the e-group as to why one should use
>organically grown seed rather than conventional seed that is produced with
>chemical inputs..
When you get around to those web site photos have Hugh give yo
I doubt that Allen will support this discussion for much longer, as it's so
off-message; but I think it's pushing things too far to regard 'Muslim
states' as being united by religion rather than ethnicity. These states may
be overwhelmingly Muslim, observing Sharia law, but they are still occupi
I didn't know that BT worked for mosquitos, I thought it was for
catapillars? Unfortueately, many times there are no magic solutions,
especially now that we have thrown the environment so out of
balance.Controling the mosquito population on your land would most likely
have to involve treating a mo
I am in need of finding a natural method of
controlling the mosquito population on my land. I
know of using bacillus thuringiensis in coconuts but
the availability of this is limited and most likely
cost prohibitive.
I was hoping I could get information on alternatives
to cheap chemical pestici
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