Aquatrols Corporation of America, Inc.

Scotts Canada Ltd.

Darryl Ramoutar

Paul M Havlovitz

Gerhard Gries

Regine Gries

Robert Britton

Arianna Lubomyra Watters

Michael Anthony Ceddia

John Harvey Borden

Sydney E Crawley

Matthew R Rawlings

Jean Pierre Lafontaine

Casey Edward McDonald

Lauren M Atkinson

Gerhard J Gries

Regine M Gries

Robert A Britton

An insect trap may include a first housing; a reservoir at least partially defined by the first housing; a protrusion disposed within the reservoir and extending inward from an interior surface of the first housing, the protrusion configured to pierce a package disposed within the reservoir; an actuator connected to the protrusion such that when the actuator is moved, the protrusion moves with the actuator within the reservoir; a second housing moveably engaging the first housing; a trap chamber partially formed by the first and second housings; an inlet into the trap chamber; and wherein the second housing is movable between a first position where the inlet is open and a second position where the inlet is closed. The trap may include a package enclosing an attractant composition. The package has a release rate of the attractant composition from about 5 μg per day to about 500 μg per day.

Insect trap

A growing media composition includes peat and a biosurfactant produced by only mechanical and biological processes without chemical reaction that would result in any structural alteration to the biosurfactant molecule. The biosurfactant can be a glycolipid such as a rhamnolipid.

Growing media composition

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Delaware, OH, United States of America

Darryl Ramoutar