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Pherobank catalogue

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Pherobank has the world’s largest collection of pheromone compounds. More than 500 unique pheromone reference compounds are available from our extensive stock and can be shipped swiftly upon receipt of your order. Our stringent quality control program ensures that you will receive the highest quality product for optimum pheromone identification. Our pheromone reference compounds are used worldwide and are the industry standard in pheromone identification research.

Pherobank also develops, produces, and formulates top-quality pheromone products that are used worldwide to selectively detect more than 300 different species of harmful insects. In addition, custom-made lures can be produced based on the client’s specifications. New pheromones are continuously being discovered and can be identified upon request. Our services include optimizing pheromone mixtures for the development of region-specific blends and the identification of new pheromones. Using our production facility, we can produce insect-specific pheromones and other semiochemicals on a kilogram scale.

Pherobank combines a long-standing history as the leader in pheromone research with a global outlook and next-generation standards for chemical synthesis. Our modern facilities ensure state-of-the-art research and the rapid development and cost-effective manufacturing of insect pheromones for monitoring and controlling pest insects.

HistoryPheromone research in the Netherlands began in the early 1970s. In those early days, Pherobank was integrated into the Dutch research institute IPO-DLO, which later became part of Plant Research International. In collaboration with the Dutch organization TNO, Pherobank identified pheromones released by the summer fruit tortrix Adoxophyes orana and the South American potato tuber moth Phthorimaea operculella. In the mid-1990s, the pheromone released from Tuta absoluta was identified, followed more recently by the pheromones from Duponchelia fovealis and Opogona sacchari and a potent new attractant for Drosophila suzukii.

After more than 40 years of experience in the field of pheromone identification and synthesis, Pherobank now possesses the world’s largest collection of lepidopteran pheromone compounds. In January of 2012, Pherobank BV became an independent limited company, and together with our partners we develop, produce, and supply sustainable solutions to assist farmers, government organizations, and others in satisfying the strict regulations regarding fruit and vegetable production with respect to food safety (e.g., GLOBAL-GAP, BRC), the environment, and quality control. Pherobank is a member of the International Biocontrol Manufacturers’ Association (IBMA) and will become ISO9001:2015 certified in 2016.

Pherobank Top quality pheromones

Pherobank specializes in the development and production of pheromone lures and reference pheromone compounds. In addition to selling pheromone products, we can identify new pheromones, synthesize pheromones, and develop newly identified pheromones into an optimized, ready-to-use product.

Pherobank will become ISO 9001:2015 certified in 2016.

Pherobank™ is a registered trademark of Pherobank BV.

Pherobank has all of the necessary facilities to achieve these goals, including state-of-the-art laboratory facilities with computerized chemical reactors and flow chemistry equipment, GC, GC-MS, GC-EAD, high-resolution 20- and 50-liter distillation equipment, and several HPLC columns for optimum pheromone purification. We produce our pheromone dispensers using a robotic filling station and can custom-package your product on request in sachets or blister-packs imprinted with your company’s logo.

Cover illustration by Nella Damsma

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Semiochemicals are natural compounds that are emitted by plants and animals to evoke behavioral and/or physiological responses in other organisms. Semiochemicals that affect indi-viduals within the same species are called pheromones. Pheromones are used by insects to find other members of the same species and/or for mating. For example, female Tuta abso-luta moths release a specific volatile blend of phero mones that is perceived by the male of the species. This specific pheromone blend is irresistible to male Tuta absoluta moths, and they will follow the scent until they locate the source. In nature, the female moth releases this blend to mate and produce larval offspring, which then feed on crops. A Pherobank dispenser can be used to release the pheromone scent to attract male moths to the lure, where they will be caught in a trap. Because phero-mone blends are insect-specific, they can be used to selectively attract only conspecific species, and Pherobank is a leading expert at researching, developing, and producing pheromone blends that are specific to a wide variety of insects.Pherobank’s pheromones are identical to natural pheromones and are non-toxic, making them safe for use in a wide range of applications.

Identification of pheromonesPherobank has its own dedicated GC-EAD setup which enables us to use the antenna (nose) of the insect to identify new pherom-ones. In case the chromatogram shows potential interesting com-pounds, we use other techniques like GC-MS, NMR, and chemical synthesis to identify the pheromone compounds. With more than 500 pheromone reference compounds in stock, Pherobank is par-ticularly well suited to carry out this kind of research.

Application of pheromonesPherobank’s insect-specific pheromone blends are formulated as ready-to-use attractive lures for use in monitoring and mass-trapping programs. Monitoring insect populations pro-vides farmers with important timing information that can be used to assess the need for additional control measures.Figure 2 shows a hypothetical example of pheromone trap captures during the summer season. In general, the use of 2-4 traps per hectare is sufficient to obtain an accurate estimate of the total insect population. At minimum, two traps should

be place per location. In practice, both the optimum number of traps per hectare and the threshold level must be deter-mined empirically. In the above example, the number of trap captures reveals the appropriate time for control measures and illustrates the effectiveness of the application. Insects such as Planococcus citri and Opogona sacchari fly only limited distances in greenhouses. In order to accurately moni-tor the infestation levels of these species, a higher number of pheromone traps is needed. If 20-40 traps are used per hectare, the infestation hotspots can be identified, and the population den-sity can then be decreased significantly (for example, in the case of Opogona sacchari). Using a high number of traps has the same side benefits in controlling several other insect species, including Phthorimaea operculella, Tuta absoluta, Tecia solanivora, Sym-metrischema tangolias, and Helicoverpa armigera. Insect pheromone traps should be positioned at an appropriate height, which will depend on the insect species. For example, to target click beetle species, the traps must be buried partially in the soil; to target the Oak processionary moth, the traps must be placed in the top of the canopy. For the best type of trap to use, the color, height, and location of the trap must be determined empirically for each insect. Ready-to-use pheromone lures for monitoring a wide variety of lepidopteran species are currently in stock. These lures are manufactured by Pherobank and contain precise optimized pheromone blends. The unique blend of high-purity pheromones ensures high attraction and the longevity of our pheromone lures. Custom-tailored dispensers can also be produced on request. Because our analytical facilities ensure the highest possible quality, you are ensured an excellent product. Pheromone lures can be used in combination with traps to provide a highly selective method for the detection of a specific insect species. The number of insects trapped each week (or day) provides information regarding the insect population’s density and growth. Insect pheromone traps can help determine the optimum time for taking insect control measurements. Thus, Pherobank’s products help to improve the environmental sustainability of agricultural crop systems.

InnovativePherobank BV is committed to the development of insect control programs and monitoring products that are innovative, cost-effective, easy to use, and highly effective.

Because our insect pheromone products are nature-identical chemical substances, their effectiveness can be influenced by external factors such as direct sunlight, wind and/or heat. At Pherobank, we are continuously improving the efficiency of our products. Nevertheless, choosing the proper dispenser (lure) type is essential for achieving optimum results. For most pheromones, a natural rubber dispenser (nr) is best; for others, we recommend a different type of dispensing system. In collaboration with other research groups, the Pherobank team has developed and tested various types of dispensers for each insect species to provide the best product possible.

nr Pheromone lure composed of red natural rubber and

appropriate for most pheromones. The nr type lure must

not be pulled over another object (see Figure 3) unless

explicitly stated otherwise.

nrl Larger version of our red natural rubber lure, designed

specifically for Cydia pomonella.

pv Vial-type lure composed of a permeable polymer and

used for high doses of pheromone and/or to prolong the

life of the dispenser. Please note that these lures must

be kept closed at all times.

pp Pasteur pipette lure composed are used for applications

that require larger quantities of pheromones and/or

kairomones.

kl Kairomone lure, capable of evaporating larger quanti-

ties of volatiles consistently and at a higher rate (zero-

order release).

bp Biodegradable polymer dispenser, developed specifically

for Rhynchophorus ferrugineus.

sp Solid plug.

wp Wax plug.

sl Custom made lure.

Handling of pheromone luresPheromone lures must be stored in their original sealed pack-aging preferably in the freezer (below -20°C) or refrigerator (4-6°C) until use. When stored properly, Pherobank pherom-one lures are guaranteed for one year. Before opening, allow the pheromone lure to reach room temperature in its original packaging. When handling pheromone lures, we recommend washing your hands and/or changing gloves between one spe-cies lure and another to avoid potential cross-contamination, which may decrease the effectiveness of the lure.

Figure 3. Handling of a pheromone dispenser, the picture on the left shows correct handling.

Handling of pheromone dispensersNever slide the pheromone dispenser over another object. The pheromone must be allowed to evaporate from the inside of the pheromonedispenser. If necessary pierce dispensers only through the side border. Position the pheromone dispenser two centimeters above the surfaceof the sticky insert in a delta trap. When a water trap is applied, position the pheromone dispenser in the centre, two centimeters above thewater level. Never open the polyethylene vials (figure 3) as the pheromone will release very fast and the capsule will become inactive within afew days. The polyethylene vial is slightly permeable and the pheromone will slowly evaporate through the wall of the vial.

Figure 2. Handling of a pheromone dispenser, the two photo’s on the left show correct handling where the two photo’s on the right showincorrect use.

Figure 3. Handling of white polyethylene vials in insect traps.

Placement of the trapIf possible, hang the traps about 10 cm above the crop, or at a place which enables simple regular inspection (eye height). Place the traps asevenly as possible over the area to avoid mutual influencing. Respect at least 10 meters between traps. In greenhouses the traps can beplaced best alongside the (concrete) path.

The use of pheromones may be subject to local legislation.

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Figure 4. Correct and incorrect handling of the white polyethylene vials in insect traps.

Handling of pheromone dispensersNever slide the pheromone dispenser over another object. The pheromone must be allowed to evaporate from the inside of the pheromonedispenser. If necessary pierce dispensers only through the side border. Position the pheromone dispenser two centimeters above the surfaceof the sticky insert in a delta trap. When a water trap is applied, position the pheromone dispenser in the centre, two centimeters above thewater level. Never open the polyethylene vials (figure 3) as the pheromone will release very fast and the capsule will become inactive within afew days. The polyethylene vial is slightly permeable and the pheromone will slowly evaporate through the wall of the vial.

Figure 2. Handling of a pheromone dispenser, the two photo’s on the left show correct handling where the two photo’s on the right showincorrect use.

Figure 3. Handling of white polyethylene vials in insect traps.

Placement of the trapIf possible, hang the traps about 10 cm above the crop, or at a place which enables simple regular inspection (eye height). Place the traps asevenly as possible over the area to avoid mutual influencing. Respect at least 10 meters between traps. In greenhouses the traps can beplaced best alongside the (concrete) path.

The use of pheromones may be subject to local legislation.

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Figure 5. Pasteur pipette lure.

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Figure 6. Four lure types: 1. kairomone lure, 2. biodegradable polymer dispenser, 3. solid plug, 4. wax plug.

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Figure 2. Hypothetical example of the average number of insects captured per trap relative to the population threshold and control measures. The y-axis is based on an arbitrary scale.

Figure 1. As an illustrative example, this figure shows a GC-EAD of the antennas of both male and female black larder beetles, Dermestes haem-orrhoidalis, towards potential aggregation pheromone compounds 3,5 and 6 (from R.R. Korada & F.C. Griepink, Chemoecology, 2009, 19: 177-184).

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Traps and accessoriesLuring the insect is one thing, but trapping the insect can be an even bigger challenge. For example, although the Tuta absoluta pheromone is so potent that the moths will swarm around you when you open a package of lures, the male Tuta absoluta moth can become confused in the vicinity of a pheromone lure, and the traps can remain nearly empty when using a small trap. In such a situation, the solution is to simply use a larger trap (for example, a Pherobank water trap).

When you only wish to determine the presence of a pest, a small trap such as our delta trap is usually sufficient. However, in cases in which the population is larger and/or you wish to catch as many insects as possible, a high-capacity trap such as the Unitrap or a Pherobank water trap should be used.

Both the shape of the trap and its color can also influence its efficacy. This is because both pest insects and non-target in-sects can be sensitive to certain colors. For example, a yellow trap is attractive to many bees, including bumblebees.

When an insect approaches a delta trap, it will become trapped on the insert’s sticky surface. Funnel and fruit fly traps can be filled with water that contains a detergent to prevent the insects from escaping. Funnel and fruit fly traps can also be used without a killing agent or water, as the trapped insects will eventually die in the trap. The Pherobank water trap also requires water with detergent to trap and kill the attracted insects.

Delta traps (dtt and dtw)Pherobank offers two different types of delta traps: a budget-priced transparent delta trap (dtt) and a stronger, larger opaque white delta trap (dtw). The transparent delta trap is unattractive to insects and is therefore the least dis-criminating trap available. The transparent delta trap comes complete with metal wire and is available in a set of 10 traps. The dtt sticky inserts, which are available separately in boxes of 20, are used to complete the trap. These inserts are composed of PVC and have a thin coating of high-quality, non-drying glue.

Pherobank also offers a larger, more robust white polypro-pylene delta trap. This trap has a larger sticky surface and is therefore better suited to trapping larger insects. This trap is sold in individual units, and each trap includes one sticky insert and a hanger. Additional sticky inserts for this trap can be ordered separately. The white delta trap comes stand-ard with the Pherobank name and logo imprinted on it, but we are happy to provide non-printed traps as well as traps with your logo pre-printed on them; please inquire for more information.

Traps and accessories

Transparent delta trap (dtt) with insects.


Transparent delta trap (dtt) dimensions (assembled): 21 cm x 10 cm x 8.5 cm (length x width x height)weight: each trap (including the wire and excluding the sticky insert) weighs 30 grams

catalog No. 33204

White delta trap (dtw).

Sticky inserts for transparent delta trap (dtt) dimensions: 10 cm x 17 cm (length x width)weight: 10 grams each

catalog No. 33205

White delta trap (dtw) dimensions (assembled): 27 cm x 17 cm x 10.5 cm (length x width x height)weight: 124 grams per trap, including the sticky insert

catalog No. 33211

Additional sticky inserts for white delta trap (dtw) dimensions: 18 cm x 18 cm (length x width)weight: 22 grams each

catalog No. 33214

Transparent delta trap (dtt).

Sticky insert for transparent delta trap.

Sticky insert for white delta trap.

Package of 10 sticky inserts for white delta trap.

Box of 20 sticky inserts for transparent delta trap.

White delta trap (dtw), folded.

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The original Pherobank Unitrap includes a lid, funnel, and bucket, plus a cage and cap and—if requested—a barrier cross. The Unitrap is available in several color combinations. Each assembly component is available in green (gr), yellow (ye), and translucent white (tr). Most customers choose one of the following color combinations (lid/funnel/bucket): gr/gr/tr, gr/ye/tr, or gr/gr/gr. If the barrier cross is used, the most common color combination (lid/funnel/bucket/barrier) is gr/gr/tr/gr. Funnel traps include a cage with a cap to hold the phe-romone lure. A green tie (available separately) can be used to suspend the funnel trap.

Unitrap with barrier cross for monitoring and mass-trapping of large moths and beetles, avail-able in the colours green, yellow and transparent (no colour influence)

Sieve for Unitrap

Mouse protection for Unitrap


Push

Put dispenser ontop of the cage

(fasten loosely with tape or wire to prevent

from falling down)

(place into bucket)

soilsurface

Pheromone dispenserin cage

Note:Put the dispenser in the cap/cage

assembly, if the pheromone is provided in a rubber septa or small polyethylene vial.

Cap and cage assembly

to suspend trap

Insert and twist

Bucket

Funnel

Lid

3. Lid

Pheromonedispenser

(order separately)1. Bucket 2. Trap funnel Optional: Mouse protection

Optional: Mouse protection(insert in funnel)

Optional: Sieve

Optional: Sieve

Attractant dispenser:This contains the pheromone

formulation.

Note:Put the dispenser in the cap/cage

assembly, if the pheromone is provided in a rubber septa or small polyethylene vial.

Trap cage Rubber or plug type dispenser dispenser

Trap cap

Fill the bucket with some water

Bury the trap into the soil so that the trapfunnel is just above the soil surface

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Cap

Cage

ft (gr/gr/tr)


Sieve for Unitrap funnel trap dimensions: 15.5 cm x 11.5 cm (diameter x height)

weight: 75 grams each

catalog No. 30217

Mouse protection dimensions: 5.5 cm x 5.5 cm x 4 cm (length x width x height)


catalog No. 33209The click beetle (Agriotis species) Unitrap in use.

Unitrap funnel trap (ft) dimensions: 17 cm x 23 cm (diameter x height)


green lid/green funnel/transparent bucket

catalog No. 30201

green lid/green funnel/green bucket

catalog No. 30202

green lid/yellow funnel/transparent bucket

catalog No. 30204

Unitrap funnel trap with barrier cross (ftbc)dimensions: 17 cm x 31 cm (diameter x height)


green lid/green barrier cross/green funnel/transparent bucket

catalog No. 30251

yellow lid/yellow barrier cross/yellow funnel/transparent bucket

catalog No. 30253

transparent lid/transparent barrier cross/transparent funnel/

transparent bucket

catalog No. 30255

Unitrap for monitoring and mass-trapping of moths, avail-able in the colours green, yellow and transparant.

ft (gr/gr/gr) ft (gr/ye/tr)

ftbc (gr/gr/gr/tr) ftbc (ye/ye/ye/tr) ftbc (tr/tr/tr/tr)

Steel bar for elevated trap placement(galvanized)

Steel bar for elevated trap placement (Unitrap, McPhail)

dimensions: 105 cm x 1 cm (length x diameter)


catalog No. 33210

Green tie for Unitrap and McPhail trap

Green tie for Unitrap/McPhail trapdimensions: 90 cm (length)


catalog No. 30219

The click beetle (Agriotis species) trap is a standard gr/gr/tr Unitrap that must be buried partially in the ground. To avoid the need to dig up the bucket, this trap can be equipped with a transparent sieve for conveniently emptying the trap. This sieve can be used with all of our funnel traps. To prevent accidentally trapping mice, a mouse protection assembly (available separately) can be placed in the Unitrap’s funnel.

Funnel traps with barrier cross (ftbc)

Accessories for funnel traps

Funnel traps (ft), for example Unitrap

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Practical information

Pherobank water trap (wt)Pherobank offers a high-capacity water trap that is designed to effectively trap large numbers of insects. This trap is avail-able in several versions, each of which can be adapted to meet your specific needs. The basic trap configuration consists of a water reservoir, a two-part pillar, and a mounting plate. Note that this budget-priced configuration is not suitable for outdoor use, as the reservoir and lure are not protected from direct sunlight and rain. This trap is activated by adding deter-gent to the water.

This basic configuration can be expanded by the addition of the following extensions:• sieve

The sieve allows you to conveniently remove trapped insects without needing to replace the water.

• protective lid This green lid is height-adjustable to customize the trap to your target insects. The lid protects the lure from direct sunlight and harsh outdoor conditions and decreases evapo-ration.

• hanger The hanger can be used to suspend the water trap and can support a filled water trap weighing up to 4 kg.

Pherobank water trap (wt) with hanger

Traps and accessoriesTop quality pheromones

Fruit fly, wasp and fly trap (McPhail)(McP)The McPhail trap is an inverse funnel trap that is specifically designed to capture insects that prefer to enter from under-neath. Once under the trap, the insect will fly towards the light, where it will then be trapped. Because the insect will not fly back down, it will be unable to escape the trap. This trap is designed to be used with water and detergent as the killing agent; if liquid bait is used, detergent does not need to be added to the trap. The trap should be cleaned regularly to obtain the best results. A green tie (available separately) can be used to suspend the McPhail trap. The green cage is not included with the McPhail trap and can be ordered separately.

Mediterranean fruit fly trap (fft)This trap is used to trap fruit flies, including Ceratitis and Bactrocera species. This trap is particularly well-suited for mass trapping programs and has an inverse funnel on the underside as well as four transparent entries.

An optional galvanized steel bar is also available to elevate the funnel trap or McPhail trap in an open area.

Drosophila suzukii trap (dst)The Drosophila suzukii trap has been designed especially to trap a maximum number of Drosophila flies. The small diam-eter of the openings prevent that larger insects like bees and larger flies will enter this trap.

Drosophila suzukii trap, specially designed to trap Drosophila flies


Mediterranean fruit fly trap (fft), very well suited for mass-trapping

McPhail fruit fly, wasp and fly trap (McP)

Pherobank water trap (wt), basic standing versiondimensions (assembled): 35 cm x 17 cm (diameter x height)


catalog No. 30301

Mediterranean fruit fly trap (fft)dimensions: 14 cm x 17 cm (diameter x height)

weight: 150 grams each (including the hanger)

catalog No. 33212

Drosophila suzukii trap (dst)dimensions (assembled): 14 cm x 17 cm (diameter x height)


catalog No. 30218

McPhail fruit fly, wasp and fly trap (McP)dimensions: 17 cm x 19 cm (diameter x height)


catalog No. 33202

Green cage for Unitrap/McPhail trapcatalog No. 30215

Sieve for Pherobank water trap dimensions: 33 cm x 6 cm (diameter x height)


catalog No. 32301

Lid for Pherobank water trapdimensions: 38 cm x 4 cm (diameter x height)


catalog No. 32302

Hanger for Pherobank water trapdimensions of trap with hanger:

33-38 cm x 50 cm (diameter x height)

weight: 49 grams each (hanger only)

catalog No. 32303

Pherobank water trap (wt), basic version

Pherobank water trap (wt), lid and sieve are optional

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Rhyncho trapThe Red Palm Weevil (Rhynchophorus ferrugineus) originated in the tropical regions of Asia and Polynesia but has spread throughout other subtropical and temperate regions, coloniz-ing various species of palm trees and causing one of the larg-est infestations in the palms trees of Asia, the Middle East, and North Africa. This weevil is also now a major problem in South Europe, where it is devastating large numbers of palm trees.

Pherobank now offers a pheromone dispenser and a special Rhynchophorus trap, which can be used to monitor and control this pest insect. In North Africa, 2-4 traps per hectare have been shown to be sufficient to provide a controlling effect. The minimum area to achieve a controlling effect is 10 hectares.

1 See description of pheromone lure types (page 4).2 See description of traps and accessories (page 5-9).3 To obtain the most reliable result it is advised to change the lure every 4-8 weeks depending on the environmental situation. High temperatures, direct sunlight and

wind will decrease the lifespan of a lure. When mentioned ‘MT possible’ we have received information from our customers that mass trapping is an option. Mass trap-ping may be subjected to local regulations, please consult your local regulations to ensure compliance.

4 The pheromone lure for Dacus oleae contains 20 mg pheromone impregnated in a polyethylene lure. The liquid pheromone may not be visible in the vial. This will not negatively affect the efficacy of the lure.

acronym Latin name English name lure type1 trap type2 remarks3

Available sex pheromone lurescatalogue Top quality pheromones Traps and accessories

Pherobank Rhyncho trapdimensions (assembled): 34.5 cm x 27 cm (diameter x height)


catalog No. 30310Rhyncho trap

ACRH Acleris rhombana Fruittree tortrix nr dtt/dtw

ACVA Acrobasis vaccinii Cranberry fruitworm nr dtt/dtw new

ACAS Acrolepiopsis assectella Leek moth nr dtt/dtw, ft, wt MT possible

ADOR Adoxophyes orana Summerfruit tortrix nr dtt/dtw

AGLI Agriotes lineatus Lined click beetle (wireworm) pv ft (gr/gr/tr) MT possible

AGOB Agriotes obscurus Click beetle (wireworm) pv ft (gr/gr/tr) MT possible

AGSO Agriotes sordidus Click beetle pv ft (gr/gr/tr) MT possible

AGSP Agriotes sputator Common click beetle (wireworm) pv ft (gr/gr/tr) MT possible

AGUS Agriotes ustulatus Click beetle pv ft (gr/gr/tr) MT possible

AGSPE Agriotes species Click beetle pv ft (gr/gr/tr) attractive to AGLI

AGAN Agrotis andina Quinoa cutworm nr dtt/dtw, ft, wt

AGEX Agrotis exclamationis Heart and dart moth nr dtt/dtw, ft, wt MT possible

AGIP Agrotis ipsilon Black cutworm nr dtt/dtw, ft, wt

AGOR Agrotis orthogonia Pale western cutworm nr dtt/dtw, ft, wt

AGSE Agrotis segetum Turnip moth nr dtt/dtw, ft, wt

ANLI Anarsia lineatella Peach twig borer nr dtt/dtw

ANGR Anthonomus grandis Cotton Boll Weevil nr special special trap not available

ANRU Anomala rufocuprea Soybean beetle nr ftbc (gr/tr/tr/tr) expected 2016

AOAU Aonidiella aurantii California red scale nr dtw

APOB Apamea oblonga Crescent Striped nr dtt/dtw, ft new

APCE Apomyelois ceratoniae (Ectomyelois) Carob moth nr dtt/dtw

ARAR Archips argyrospila Fruittree leafroller nr dtt/dtw

ARCE Archips cerasivorana Uglynest caterpillar nr dtt/dtw

ARCR Archips crataegana Brown Oak Tortrix nr dtt/dtw

ARXY Archips xylosteana Variegated golden tortrix nr dtt/dtw

ARPO Archips podana Fruittree tortrix pv dtt/dtw

ARRO Archips rosana Rose tortrix nr dtt/dtw

ARCO Argyresthia conjugella Apple fruit moth pv dtt/dtw

ARPR Argyresthia pruniella Cherry fruit moth nr dtt/dtw

ARTH Argyresthia thuiella Arborvitae leafminer nr dtt/dtw

ARTR Argyresthia trifasciata Juniperus leafminer nr dtt/dtw

ARCI Argyrotaenia citrana Orange tortrix nr dtt/dtw

ARPU Argyrotaenia pulchellana Eulia nr dtt/dtw

ARVE Argyrotaenia velutinana Redbanded leafroller nr dtt/dtw

AUCA Autographa californica Alfalfa looper nr dtt/dtw, ft, wt MT possible

AUGA Autographa gamma Silver Y moth nr dtt/dtw, ft, wt MT possible

BACU Bactrocera cucurbitae (Dacus) Melon fruit fly sp McP, fft

BADO Bactrocera dorsalis (Dacus) Oriental fruit fly sp McP, fft

BAOL4 Bactrocera oleae (Dacus) Olive fruit fly pv McP, fft

BAZO Bactrocera zonata (Dacus) Peach fruit fly sp McP, fft

BAAM Batrachedra amydraula Lesser date moth nr dtw new

BEIC Bembecia ichneumoniformis Six-belted clearwing moth nr dtt/dtw, ft

BOCR Bonagota cranaodes Brazilian apple leafroller nr dtt/dtw, ft

BUFU Busseola fusca Maize stem borer nr dtt/dtw, ft, wt

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EUPI Euzophera pinguis Tabby Knot-horn nr dtt/dtw, ft

EUPU Euzophera punicaella Pyralidae moth nr dtt/dtw, ft

EVFO Evergestis forficalis Garden pebble moth nr dtt/dtw, ft

FECA Felderiola candescens Rooibos clearwing nr dtt/dtw, ft (gr/gr/tr)

FUFU Fumibotys fumalis Mint root borer nr dtt/dtw

GOXA Gortyna xanthenes Artichoke moth nr dtt/dtw, ft

GRJA Grapholita janthinana (Cydia) Hawthorn-berry moth nr dtt/dtw, ft

GRLO Grapholita lobarzewskii Appleseed moth nr dtt/dtw, ft

GRMO Grapholita molesta (Cydia) Oriental fruit moth nr dtt/dtw, ft

GRMOS Grapholita molesta (superlure, 10 mg) Oriental fruit moth nr dtt/dtw, ft

GRPR Grapholita prunivora Lesser apple worm nr dtt/dtw, ft

GYAC Gypsonoma aceriana Poplar shoot borer nr dtt/dtw

HENU Hedya nubiferana (H. dimidioalba) Green budmoth nr dtt/dtw

HEAR Helicoverpa armigera (Heliothis) Cotton bollworm nr dtt/dtw, ft, wt, ht MT possible

HEAS Helicoverpa assulta Oriental tobacco budworm nr dtt/dtw, ft, wt, ht MT possible

HEQU Helicoverpa quinoa Quinoa bollworm nr dtt/dtw, ft, wt, ht MT possible

HEPU Helicoverpa punctigera (Heliothis) Native budworm nr dtt/dtw, ft, wt, ht

HEVI Heliothis virescens Tobacco budworm nr dtt/dtw, ft, wt, ht

HEZE Heliothis zea Corn earworm nr dtt/dtw, ft, wt, ht

HEUN Hellula undalis Cabbage webworm nr dtt/dtw, ft, wt MT possible

HEMA Hemileuca maia (Eastern) Buckmoth nr dtt/dtw

HOEL Homoeosoma electellum Sunflower moth nr dtt/dtw

ICCH Ichneumenoptera chrysophanes Clearwing persimmon borer nr dtt/dtw, ft, wt

ICXA Ichneumenoptera cf. xanthosoma Cinnamon clearwing moth nr dtt/dtw, ft, wt

IPAC Ips acuminatus Engraver beetle special Min. 100 lures/order

IPCE Ips cembrae Large larch bark beetle special Min. 100 lures/order

IPSE Ips sexdentatus Six-spined engraver beetle special Min. 100 lures/order

IPTY Ips typographus European spruce bark beetle special Min. 100 lures/order

KELY Keiferia lycopersicella Tomato pinworm nr dtt/dtw, ft, wt

KEPI5 Kermania pistaciella Pistachio twig borer nr dtt/dtw, ft

LAOL Lacanobia oleracea (Mamestra) Bright-line brown-eye moth nr dtt/dtw, ft

LACA Lampronia capitella Currant shoot borer nr dtt/dtw, ft new

LASE Lasioderma serricorne Cigarette beetle pv dtt

LEGL Leguminivora glycinivorella Soybean pod borer nr dtt/dtw, ft new

LEOR Leucinodes orbonalis Eggplant borer nr dtt/dtw, ft

LESC Leucoptera scitella (L. malifoliella) Apple circular leaf miner nr dtt/dtw

LOBO Lobesia botrana Grapevine moth nr dtt/dtw, ft

LYDI Lymantria dispar Gypsy moth nr dtt/dtw, ft

LYMO Lymanthria monacha Nun moth nr dtt/dtw, ft

LYCL Lyonetia clerkella Apple leaf miner nr dtt/dtw

MASE Maliarpha separatella African white stemborer nr dtt/dtw, ft new

MABR Mamestra brassicae Cabbage moth nr dtt/dtw, ft

MACO Mamestra configurata Bertha armyworm nr dtt/dtw, ft, wt

MAVI Maruca vitrata Legume pod borer nr dtt/dtw, ft

MELA Melissopus latiferreanus Filbertworm nr dtt/dtw, ft

MECU Melittia cucurbitae Squash vine borer nr dtt/dtw, ft

MNPR Mnesampela privata Autumn gum moth nr dtt/dtw, ft new

MUDO Musca domestica House fly nr uv light trap

MYLO Mythimna loreyi Lorey leafworm nr dtt/dtw, ft new

MYUN Mythimna unipuncta True armyworm nr dtt/dtw, ft, wt

CAPR Cacoecimorpha pronubana Carnation tortrix nr dtt/dtw, ft

CACAC Cactoblastis cactorum Cactus moth nr dtt/dtw, ft

CAOH Cameraria ohridella Horse chestnut leaf-miner nr ft

CECAT Ceratitis capitata (Trimedlure) Mediterranean fruit fly wp McP, fft

CECAF Ceratitis capitata (Triolure) Mediterranean fruit fly sl McP, fft

CHIN Chilo infuscatellus Sugarcane shoot borer nr dtt/dtw, ft, wt

CHPA Chilo partellus Spotted stalk borer nr dtt/dtw, ft, wt

CHSA Chilo sacchariphagus indicus Sugarcane stem borer nr dtt/dtw, ft, wt

CHSU Chilo suppressalis Asiatic rice borer nr dtt/dtw, ft, wt

CHFU Choristoneura fumiferana Eastern spruce budworm nr dtt/dtw, ft

CHRO Choristoneura rosaceana Obliquebanded leafroller nr dtt/dtw, ft

CHCH Chrysodeixis chalcites Tomato looper pv dtt/dtw

CLSP Clepsis spectrana Cabbage leafroller pv dtt/dtw

CNPU Cnephasia pumicana Cereal tortrix pv dtt/dtw

CNME Cnaphalocrocis medinalis Rice leaffolder moth nr dtt/dtw

COCR Conopomorpha cramerella Cocoa pod borer nr dtt/dtw, ft, wt expected 2016

CODE Copitarsia decolora Mexican copitarsia nr dtt/dtw, ft, wt

COIN Copitarsia incommoda Quinoa copitarsia nr dtt/dtw, ft, wt

COSO Cosmopolites sordidus Black banana weevil sl special

COCO Cossus cossus European goat moth nr dtt/dtw, ft

CROM Cryptophlebia ombrodelta Macadamia nut borer nr dtt/dtw, ft, wt

CRGN Cryptoblabes gnidiella Asiatic rice borer, Striped stemborer nr dtt/dtw, ft, wt new

CYPE Cydalima perspectalis (Diaphania, Glyphodes) Box tree pyralid nr ft name has changed

CYCA Cydia caryana Hickory shuckworm nr dtt/dtw, ft, wt

CYFA Cydia fagiglandana Beech Moth nr dtt/dtw, ft, wt

CYST Cydia strobilella Spruce cone moth nr dtt/dtw, ft new

CYFO Cylas formicarius elegantulus Sweetpotato weevil nr wt

CYFU Cydia funebrana (Grapholita) Plum fruit moth nr dtt/dtw, ft, wt

CYNI Cydia nigricana (Laspeyresia) Pea moth nr dtt/dtw, ft, wt

CYPO Cydia pomonella (Laspeyresia) Codling moth nr dtt/dtw, ft, wt

CYPOS Cydia pomonella (superlure, 10 mg) Codling moth nrl dtt/dtw, ft, wt

CYPY Cydia pyrivora Pear tortrix nr dtt/dtw, ft, wt

CYSP Cydia splendana Chestnut tortrix nr dtt/dtw, ft, wt

Dacus species see Bactrocera

DAPA Darna pallivitta Nettle caterpillar nr expected 2016

DISA Diatraea saccharalis Sugarcane borer nr dtt/dtw

DIVI Diabrotica virgifera virgifera Western corn rootworm nr dtt/dtw, ysp

DIAB Dioryctria abietella Fir coneworm nr dtt/dtw, ft

DITH Distantiella theobroma Cocoa mirid nr new

DRME Drosophila melanogaster Common fruit fly nr cis-vaccenyl acetate

DRSU Drosophila suzukii Spotted wing Drosophila special dst tablet + liquid

DUFO Duponchelia fovealis European pepper moth nr dtt/dtw, ft, wt MT possible

EAIN Earias insulana Spiny bollworm nr dtt/dtw, ft

EAVI Earias vittella Spotted bollworm nr dtt/dtw, ft

ELLI Elasmopalpus lignosellus Lesser cornstalk borer nr dtt/dtw, ft

ENFO Enarmonia formosana Cherrybark tortrix moth nr dtt/dtw

ENVI Endopiza viteana (Paralobesia) Grape berry moth nr dtt/dtw

EPPO Epiphyas postvittana Light brown apple moth nr dtt/dtw

EUAM Eupoecilia ambiguella European grape berry moth nr dtt/dtw

EUBI Euzophera bigella Quince moth nr dtt/dtw, ft new

catalogue Available sex pheromone lures

5 The lure is charged with 2 mg enantiopure pheromone, not to be (re)sold in Iran and Turkey

acronym Latin name English name lure type trap type remarks acronym Latin name English name lure type trap type remarks

Available sex pheromone lurescatalogue

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RHBU Rhyacionia buoliana European pine shoot moth nr dtt/dtw

RHFE9 Rhynchophorus ferrugineus Red palm weevil bp rpt MT possible

RHPA Rhynchophorus palmarum South American palm weevil special

RHDO Rhyzopertha dominica Lesser grain borer nr

RICL Riptorus clavatus Bean bug pv ft

SASI Sahlbergella singularis Cocoa mirid nr new

SAPA Saturnia pavonia Small emperor moth nr dtt/dtw, ft new

SCIN Scirpophaga incertulas rice stem borer, yellow stem borer nr ft new

SCNI Scirpophaga nivella Sugarcane top borer nr ft (tr/tr/tr)

SCOC Scrobipalpa ocellatella Beet moth pv dtt/dtw

SEAP Sesia apiformis Hornet moth nr dtt/dtw, ft

SECA Sesamia calamistis Pink maize borer nr dtt/dtw, ft

SECR Sesamia cretica Durra stem borer nr ft new

SEIN Sesamia inferens Purple stem borer nr dtt/dtw, ft

SENO Sesamia nonagrioides Pink stalk borer nr dtt/dtw, ft

SENI Setora nitens Coconut nettle caterpillar nr dtt/dtw, ft expected 2016

SEAS Setothosea asigna Nettle caterpillar nr dtt/dtw, ft expected 2016

SIMO Sitodiplosis mosellana Orange wheat blossom midge nr dtt/dtw, ft

SICE Sitotroga cerealella Angoumois grain moth nr dtt/dtw

SPPI Sparganothis pilleriana Grape-berry moth nr dtt/dtw

SPSU Sparganothis sulfureana Sparganothis fruitworm nr dtt/dtw

SPOC Spilonota ocellana Eye-spotted budmoth nr dtt/dtw

SPER Spodoptera eridania Southern armyworm nr dtt/dtw, ft

SPEM Spodoptera exempta Nutgrass armyworm nr dtt/dtw, ft, wt

SPEX Spodoptera exigua Beet armyworm nr dtt/dtw, ft, wt

SPFR Spodoptera frugiperda Fall armyworm nr dtt/dtw, ft, wt

SPLI Spodoptera littoralis Egyptian cotton leafworm nr dtt/dtw, ft, wt

SPUR Spodoptera litura Tobacco cutworm nr dtt/dtw, ft, wt

SPPR Spodoptera praefica Western yellowstriped armyworm nr dtt/dtw, ft, wt

STCA Stenoma catenifer Avocado seed moth nr expected 2016

SYTA Symmetrischema tangolias Andean Potato Tuber Moth nr dtt/dtw, ft, wt MT possible

SYBI Synanthedon bibionipennis Strawberry crown moth nr dtt/dtw, ft

SYCO Synanthedon conopiformis Dale’s Oak Clearwing nr dtt/dtw, ft

SYCU Synanthedon culiciformis Large red-banded clearwing moth nr dtt/dtw, ft

SYEX Synanthedon exitiosa Peachtree borer nr dtt/dtw, ft

SYFL Synanthedon flaviventris Sallow Clearwing nr dtt/dtw, ft

SYFO Synanthedon formicaeformis Red-tipped clearwing moth nr dtt/dtw, ft

SYMY Synanthedon myopaeformis Apple clearwing moth nr dtt/dtw, ft

SYPI Synanthedon pictipes Lesser peachtree borer pv dtt/dtw, ft

SYPO Synanthedon polaris Polar clearwing moth nr dtt/dtw, ft

SYSCI Synanthedon scitula Dogwood borer pv dtt/dtw, ft

SYSCO Synanthedon scoliaeformis Welsh clearwing moth nr dtt/dtw, ft

SYSE Synanthedon sequoia Sequoia pitch moth nr dtt/dtw, ft

SYSO Synanthedon soffneri Honeysuckle clearwing moth nr dtt/dtw, ft

SYSP Synanthedon spheciformis White-barred Clearwing nr dtt/dtw, ft

SYSPU Synanthedon spuleri nr dtt/dtw, ft

SYTI Synanthedon tipuliformis Currant clearwing moth nr dtt/dtw, ft

SYVE Synanthedon vespiformis Yellowlegged clearwing moth pv dtt/dtw, ft

SYMU Syndemis musculana Autumn leafroller nr dtt/dtw, ft

TESO Tecia solanivora (Scrobipalpopsis) Guatemalan potato moth nr dtt/dtw, ft, wt MT possible

NEEL Neoleucinodes elegantalis Tomato fruit borer nr dtt/dtw, ft, wt

OPBR Operophtera brumata Winter moth nr dtt/dtw, ft

OPSA Opogona sacchari Banana moth pv dtt/dtw, ft, wt MT possible

ORAN Orgyia antigua Vapourer moth, Rusty tussock moth nr dtt/dtw, ft

ORPS Orgyia pseudotsugata Douglas-fir tussock moth nr dtt/dtw, ft

ORCE Orthosia cerasi (O. stabilis) Powered quaker moth nr dtt/dtw, ft

ORGO Orthosia gothica Hebrew character nr dtt/dtw, ft

ORHI Orthosia hibisci Speckled green nr dtt/dtw, ft

ORIN Orthosia incerta Clouded drab moth nr dtt/dtw, ft

OSFU Ostrinia furnacalis Asian corn borer nr dtt/dtw, ft

OSNUE6 Ostrinia nubilalis (E-strain) European corn borer (New York) nr ht

OSNUZ6 Ostrinia nubilalis (Z-strain) European corn borer (Iowa) nr ht

OSNUEZ6 Ostrinia nubilalis (EZ-strain) European corn borer nr ht

OSNUES6 Ostrinia nubilalis (ES-strain) European corn borer (Spain) nr ht

PAUN Palpita unionalis Jasmine moth nr dtt/dtw, ft

PAAR Pammene argyrana Early fruit moth nr dtt/dtw

PAFA Pammene fasciana Chestnut leafroller nr dtt/dtw

PARH Pammene rhediella Fruitlet mining tortrix nr dtt/dtw

PACE Pandemis cerasana Barred fruit tree tortrix nr dtt/dtw

PAHE Pandemis heparana Dark oblique-barred twist nr dtt/dtw

PALI Pandemis limitata Threelined leafroller nr dtt/dtw

PAFL Panolis flammea Pine beauty moth nr ft

PARO Paranthrene robiniae Western poplar clearwing nr dtt/dtw, ft new

PATA Paranthrene tabaniformis Poplar twig borer nr dtt/dtw, ft,wt MT possible

PATE Parapediasia teterrella Bluegrass webworm nr dtt/dtw

PEGO Pectinophora gossypiella Pink bollworm nr dtt/dtw, ft

PEHY Pennisetia hylaeiformis Raspberry clearwing moth nr dtt/dtw, ft

PESA Peridroma saucia Variegated cutworm nr dtt/dtw, ft, wt

PHOP Phthorimaea operculella Potato tuberworm moth nr dtt/dtw, ft,wt MT possible

PHCI Phyllocnistis citrella Citrus leafminer nr dtt/dtw

PHBL Phyllonorycter blancardella (Lithocolletis) Spotted tentiform leafminer pv dtt/dtw, ft

PHCO Phyllonorycter corylifoliella (Lithocolletis) Upper leaf surface mining moth nr dtt/dtw, ft

PHHO7 Phyllopertha horticola Garden chafer pp ftbc (gr/ye/gr/tr)

PLCI Planococcus citri Citrus mealy bug nr dtt/dtw, ft, wt MT possible

PLFI Planococcus ficus Vine mealy bug nr dtt/dtw, ft

PLFL Platynota flavedana Variegated leafroller nr dtt/dtw, ft

PLST Platynota stultana Omnivorous leafroller nr dtt/dtw, ft

PLCA Platyptilia carduidactyla Artichoke plume moth nr dtt/dtw, ft, wt

PLIN Plodia/Ephestia/Cadra species different stored product moths nr dtt/dtw, ft

PLXY Plutella xylostella Diamondback moth nr dtt/dtw, ft, wt

POJA8 Popillia japonica Japanese beetle pp ftbc

POSY Podosesia syringae Ash borer nr dtt/dtw, ft

PRCI Prays citri Citrus flower moth nr dtt/dtw, ft

PROL Prays oleae Olive moth nr dtt/dtw, ft

PTLE Ptycholoma lecheana Leche’s twist moth nr dtt/dtw

QUPE Quadraspidiotus perniciosus San José scale nr ysp, dtt/dtw new

RHCE Rhagoletis cerasi European cherry fruit fly sp ysp, McP

RHNA Rhopobota naevana Blackheaded fireworm nr dtt/dtw

6 The Heliothis trap (ht) is a special net trap for Ostrinia and Heliothis species. For Ostrinia this trap is much more efficient in comparison with other traps. Please inquire for availability.

7 Please check for availability.8 Use a Unitrap with barrier cross in color: green/green/yellow/transparent. 9 For Rhynchophorus ferrugineus we supply a biopolymer lure charged with 600-700 mg pheromone per lure.

catalogue Available sex pheromone lures acronym Latin name English name lure type trap type remarks acronym Latin name English name lure type trap type remarks

Available sex pheromone lurescatalogue

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General terms and conditions Pherobank BVcatalogue Available sex pheromone lures acronym Latin name English name lure type trap type remarks

THLE Thaumatotibia leucotreta (Cryptophlebia) False codling moth nr dtt/dtw

THPI Thaumetopoea pityocampa Pine procession moth nr ft

THPIS10 Thaumetopoea pityocampa (superlure, 10 mg) Pine procession moth pv ft

THPR Thaumetopoea processionea Oak processionary moth nr ft

THSP11 Thrips species Thrips species kl ysp

TIBI Tineola bisselliella Webbing clothes moth nr dtt/dtw

TOVI Tortrix viridana European oak leafroller nr dtt/dtw

TRNI Trichoplusia ni Cabbage looper nr dtt/dtw, ft, wt

TRCA Trigonotylus caelestialium Rice leaf bug nr wsp

TUAB Tuta absoluta Tomato leafminer nr dtt/dtw, wt MT possible

VIPO Vitacea polistiformis Grape root borer nr dtt/dtw

XYCU Xylomyges curialis Citrus cutworm nr dtt/dtw, wt

YPEV Yponomeuta evonymella Bird-cherry ermine moth nr dtt/dtw

YPMA Yponomeuta malinellus Apple ermine moth nr dtt/dtw

YPPA12 Yponomeuta padella (Hyponomeuta) Orchard ermine moth nr dtt/dtw

ZEPY Zeuzera pyrina Leopard moth pv ft, special Zeuzera pyrina trap

For non-listed species please inquire at [email protected].

10 The long-life lure for Thaumetopoea pityocampa will remain attractive for 180 - 200 days.11 Attractive to Frankliniella occidentalis, Thrips tabaci, Thrips major and possibly other Thrips species. 12 In The Netherlands in apple orchards Yponomeuta padella is the principal species, not Yponomeuta malinellus!

Article 1. DefinitionsPherobank: the private limited company with limited liability Pherobank B.V., with its registered office at Molenvliet 1c, 3961 MT Wijk bij Duurstede, the Netherlands, tel-ephone: +31 (0)6-46262681, fax +31 (0)84-8704440, e-mail: [email protected], website: www.pherobank.com, registered with the Dutch Chamber of Commerce [Kamer van Koophandel] under number 54287154.Client: every person or legal entity to whom Pherobank offers and/or sells products. Product: pheromone dispensers, Pherobank accessories, reference substances and technical pheromones.Quotation: an offer to supply products drawn up specifically for a client at the price and under the terms and conditions set out by Pherobank.

Article 2. Scope of application2.1 These general terms and conditions will apply to all quotations, orders and agree-

ments made between Pherobank and a client, in as far as Pherobank has de-clared them to apply.

2.2 These general terms and conditions will also apply to agreements made with Pherobank but implemented by a third party on behalf of Pherobank.

2.3 Deviation from these general terms and conditions must be agreed by both par-ties in writing.

2.4 In the event that one or more of the provisions of these general terms and condi-tions are wholly or partially quashed or declared null and void, the other provi-sions of these terms and conditions will remain fully in effect. Parties will consult with each other to agree new provisions to replace the quashed or void ones. In doing so, the purpose and meaning of the original provisions will be taken into account as far as possible.

2.5 Should there be any confusion about the interpretation of one of more conditions contained in these general terms and conditions, the provision should be inter-preted ‘in the spirit’ of these general terms and conditions.

Article 3. Formation3.1 All quotations given by Pherobank are free from obligation, unless the quotation

states a period for acceptance. Where no acceptance period is shown, Pherobank is entitled to change the prices on quotations without prior notice.

3.2 Pherobank cannot be made to abide by a quotation if the client can reasonably be expected to understand that it includes a mistake or a clerical error.

3.3 An agreement will only be formed once Pherobank has accepted an order from a client in writing. Pherobank has the right to reject an order or require extra condi-tions to be added to an agreement. Clients will be informed in writing within eight days if an order is rejected.

Article 4. Prices4.1 The prices for the products are shown in euros, exclusive of Dutch VAT [BTW],

exclusive of taxes, dispatch costs or any other levies, unless otherwise stated or agreed in writing.

4.2 Dispatch costs for orders solely comprising pheromone dispensers are:- in the Netherlands: EUR 15;- other countries within the European Union: EUR 25;- countries outside the European Union: actual costs;- no costs will be charged for orders from within European Union of above EUR

2,000, excluding VAT and surcharges.4.3 Dispatch costs for orders including, or solely consisting of accessories must be

paid for in full by the client.4.4 All other necessary costs paid by Pherobank on behalf of the client, including

import and customs costs and duties, will be charged to the client.4.5 For orders of products within the Netherlands with a total value of less than EUR

130, excluding VAT and dispatch costs, Pherobank will add a surcharge of EUR 20.

Article 5. Payment5.1 Payments must be made to the bank account specified on the invoice within

fourteen (14) days of the date of the invoice. Payment in part will not be accepted and will be deemed not to have been made.

5.2 A client that exceeds the payment period will be in default by operation of law. The client will be legally obliged to pay interest. Pherobank is entitled to charge a client that defaults on payment for the reasonable costs of securing payment of the invoice.

5.3 Objections to the amount stated on the invoice do not suspend the client’s obliga-tion to pay.

Article 6. Dispatch and delivery6.1 The delivery times stated in the brochure and on the website are an indication.

Exceeding the delivery time does not give the client a right to compensation.6.2 Goods will be dispatched by registered post or by courier.6.3 Orders will be at the client’s risk from the moment of delivery.6.4 Clients are responsible for obtaining the licences and documentation (including

for customs) needed to dispatch the order.

Article 7. Reservation of title7.1 All products supplied by Pherobank under the terms of the agreement will con-

tinue to be property of Pherobank until the client complies fully with all the obliga-tions contained in the agreement made with Pherobank.

7.2 Products supplied by Pherobank and subject to reservation of title, may not be sold on and may not be used as an instrument of payment. The client is not authorised to pledge or in any way encumber goods that are subject to reservation of title.

7.3 If third parties impound products supplied subject to reservation of title, or intend to establish or claim rights to such products, the client is obliged to inform Pherobank immediately.

Article 8. Intellectual and industrial property8.1 Pherobank reserves the rights and authority accorded on the grounds of the

Copyright Act [Auteurswet] and all other laws and regulations covering intellectual property. Pherobank has the right to use knowledge obtained during the course of implementing an agreement for other purposes, as long as no confidential infor-mation about or originating from the client is made known to third parties.

Article 9. Guarantee and advertising9.1 Products supplied by Pherobank will comply with the customary standards and

requirements that can reasonably be made of them at the time of delivery.9.2 The guarantee specified in paragraph 1 of this Article will apply for a period of 2

months after delivery, unless the nature of the product supplied provides other-wise or parties have made other agreements. If the guarantee provided by Phe-robank concerns a product produced by a third party, the stipulations given by the producer of the product will apply to the guarantee, unless otherwise stated.

9.3 All forms of guarantee will cease to apply if a fault occurs as the result of or ensu-ing from improper use of the product, use after the expiry date or incorrect stor-age by the client and/or a third party. Neither will the client be entitled to invoke the guarantee if a fault occurs because of, or as the result of, circumstances on which Pherobank has no influence, including weather conditions et cetera.

9.4 The client undertakes to check that the quality and/or quantity of the product supplied complies with the terms stated in the agreement, and that the product satisfies the requirements agreed by both parties in said agreement, as soon as the goods are made available. The client must report any faults or defects to Pherobank in writing within fourteen (14) days of delivery.

9.5 If it can be proved that a product does not comply with the terms of the agree-ment, Pherobank will replace said product on return, and if no replacement is available, will refund the costs shown on the invoice.

Article 10. Liability10.1 In cases where Pherobank is liable, liability will be restricted to the conditions of

this provision.10.2 Pherobank is not liable for damage of whatever kind incurred when Pherobank

acts on incorrect or incomplete information given by or on behalf of the client.10.3 In cases where Pherobank is liable for damages of any kind, liability will be re-

stricted to a maximum of twice the amount of the invoice for the products ordered, or at least for that part of the order to which liability applies.

10.4 In all cases, Pherobank’s liability will be restricted to the amount paid out by the insurer in the case concerned.

10.5 Pherobank can only be held liable for direct damages. Direct damages should be taken to mean the reasonable costs of ascertaining the cause and scope of the damage, reasonable costs incurred to hold Pherobank accountable for its defec-tive performance in relation to the agreement in as far as Pherobank can be held responsible, and reasonable costs made to prevent or limit the damage.

10.6 Pherobank can never be held liable for indirect damage, including resulting dam-age, loss of profit, lost savings and loss due to business interruption.

Article 11. Termination11.1 Pherobank is authorised to terminate the agreement between the parties if:

a. it is unable to comply with the obligations ensuing from the agreement due to circumstances beyond its control. For the purposes of these terms and condi-tions, in addition to the stipulations contained in the relevant legislation and legal precedents, circumstances beyond its control includes all external causes, foreseen or unforeseen, on which Pherobank has no influence.

b. after having made the agreement, Pherobank is informed of circumstances giv-ing well-founded fear that the client will be unable to comply with the obligations contained in the agreement.

c. the client is asked to provide security under the terms of the agreement, but is unable to provide sufficient security.

11.2 The client is not authorised to terminate the agreement.11.3 The agreement must be terminated by registered letter or by e-mail.

Article 12. Location and amendment of conditions12.1 These terms and conditions will be filed with the Chamber of Commerce [Kamer

van Koophandel] under number 54287154.12.2 The version applying at the time of formulating the agreement between Phe-

robank and the client will apply.12.3 When interpreting these general terms and conditions, the Dutch text will prevail.

Article 13. Applicable law and court with jurisdiction13.1 All agreements and disputes ensuing from these general terms and conditions will

be subject to Dutch law.13.2 Disputes between parties may only be heard by the court with jurisdiction at the

Arnhem District Court.

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