Insect Traps in Practice
At present, several traps are used both in the commercial sector (e.g. commercial greenhouses) and by individual gardeners. The commercial sector primarily focuses on highly effective traps as pheromone traps, while gardeners tend to stay with low-tech, cheap traps based on foods or home-grown production.
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