Bioinsecticide and acaricide
Beauvia Z435™ is a bioinsecticide and acaricide (oil dispersion) with Beauveria bassiana strain ZJU435 as its active ingredient. Its documented uses cover spider mites in citrus and grapes, whiteflies in tomato and fall armyworm in maize.
Citrus and grape spider mites are specific registered targets.
An additional biological option for a defined tomato pest.
ZJU435 is assessed as its own strain, independently of GHA.
The fungal species identified in the published ZJU435 research.
The full strain identity links registered uses and scientific literature.
The strain is formulated as an oil dispersion with a declared biological content of 1 × 10¹⁰ spores/mL.
The following studies and field evaluations concern this strain and its formulations. Each result applies only to the crop, conditions and formulation described.
WHAT THE STUDY FOUND
The study assessed ZJU435 under field conditions and found environmental exposure influenced observed control.
RESEARCH SCOPE
This rice study is scientific context only; it does not substantiate tomato, citrus or grape efficacy.
Mite identification and canopy condition guide use in citrus and grapes, and whitefly pressure in tomato is assessed alongside crop health and monitoring records. In maize, the documented target is fall armyworm, not every maize pest. Approved targets and crops follow the label registered in each market.
Citrus
Beauveria bassiana ZJU435 · Spider mites in citrus; oil dispersion.
Grapes
Beauveria bassiana ZJU435 · Spider mites in grape; oil dispersion.
Tomato
Beauveria bassiana ZJU435 · Whiteflies in tomato; oil dispersion.
Maize
Beauveria bassiana ZJU435 · Fall armyworm in maize; oil dispersion.
Choose the product and application programme to suit the crop, growing conditions and the label that applies in your market.
The ZJU435 identity corresponds to the batch documentation.
Biological content and viability are documented for the supplied material.
Crop documents include the applicable pollinator and aquatic environment restrictions.
Both registered entries list spider mites. This does not extend the record to every mite species.
No. Rice research provides scientific context. Performance on other crops needs its own evidence.
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