• FAQ Nematodes

  Regulatory Do I need a spray license to apply nematodes? Nematodes are considered as natural enemies in most countries, so for applying nematodes no spraying [...] required. Do nematodes require a registration as pesticide? Nematodes are considered as natural enemies in most countries, so for applying nematodes no license [...] nematodes compatible with organic farming? In many countries they are considered as natural enemies (macro organisms) and can therefore be used in organic

• Plant Pollinator interactions in high temperatures

  Pollination therefore deserves the utmost attention. Many aspects need to be considered for good pollination. Pollinating insects, the strength of plants, and [...] below which the pollen is not viable. pedicel filament stamen What is considered hot? At temperatures of more than 30° C, the pollination degrades, and [...] e might also play a role; the influence of radiation also needs to be considered. A flower can turn into a marketable fruit when it is pollinated at 30°

• Koppert Sustainability Report 2023

  overexploitation, pollution, climate change, and invasive species are considered to be the main drivers of biodiversity loss. At Koppert, the undisputed [...] Although we have taken great care in compiling this report and used sources considered reliable, we cannot guarantee the accuracy, completeness and topicality [...] events. These statements are based on assumptions and estimates that, while considered reasonable by our management, are inherently subject to risks, uncertainties

• Sustainability Report 2024

  between sustainability and performance ensures that CO2 emissions are considered in every step we take, from sourcing to delivery. Emissions from our purchased [...] Violations of our core values, Code of Conduct, or laws and regulations are considered serious breaches of the trust we have established with our stakeholders [...] Although we have taken great care in compiling this report and used sources considered reliable, we cannot guarantee the accuracy, completeness and topicality