Earthworms Orius insidiosus they can reproduce and continue

they can reproduce and continue their life cycle in the field after first application

amphibians

These predatory insects are taxonomically considered as beetles but they do not look like beetles as they have 3-4 mm long and narrow brownish- black color body with short and indistinct eletra (fore wings)

Aculus (Phyllocoptes)fockeui

Earthworms Orius insidiosus they can reproduce and continueEarthworms are considered as natural aerators of soil because when they wiggle through the soil, they create air pockets in the soil by continuously feeding on soil along with plant clippings, compost, animal manure and excreting fine and smooth grinned excreta. This fine excreta called castings that are biologically active natural fertilizers containing different types of bacteria with their metabolites like proteins and enzymes. In addition, the