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15. July 2025

Start of the SporeGlue project

The Sporeglue project, funded by the Federal Ministry of Agriculture, Food and Regional Identity has recently started at the Institute of Biological Control. In collaboration with the DWI - Leibniz Institute for Interactive Materials and the companies e-nema and SeSam-Biotech, biadhesive peptides will be used to increase the rainfastness of…

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16. April 2025

New book “Advances in Biological Control” published

08. April 2025

Overview of commercially available natural enemies of plant pests in Germany

03. April 2025

Study on the distribution of silkworm baculoviruses in Thailand

Marmalade hoverlfy (E. balteatus) on a flower of dill.
27. March 2024

Joint project FInAL

In the project, the partners from agriculture and science are shaping the agricultural landscape into a more insect-friendly environment.

A. obscurus larvae infected with M. brunneum JKI-BI-1450
21. February 2024

Wireworm control with entomopathogenic fungi

Entomopathogenic fungi of the genus Metarhizium are effective antagonists against click beetle larvae (wireworms) of the genus Agriotes. However, the effect varies between different Agriotes species and populations.

Dr. Ayaovi Agbessenou conducts research at the JKI-Institute for Biological Plant Protection.
05. February 2024

Togolese Humboldt Fellow chose JKI for his Research on RNAi-Pest Control

Alexander von Humboldt Foundation sponsors the research project of Dr. Ayaovi Agbessenou. The plant protector and entomologist wants to find components for an eco-friendly RNAi-Spray to control American Tomato Pinworm. We wanted to know what drives him.

Larven des Eichenprozessionsspinners
26. October 2023

Joint project "AntiEPS" started

The aim of the "AntiEPS" project that has started is to systematically analyze the diversity of EPS pathogens and EPS parasites, parasitoids and predators, as well as the intensity of the infestation in different stages of development of the EPS capture.

Leptopilina japonica: parasoid wasp and antagonist of Drosophila suzukii.
28. September 2023

First comes the pest, then follows the beneficial

First evidence of the parasitic wasp Leptopilina japonica. By parasitizing the larvae of the spotted wing drosophila females represent natural counterparts of the fruit pest.

25. August 2023

Influence of temperature on insect pathogenic fungi

Results for production of an biological plant protection product against wireworms.