aPhinity JPBW ®

Targeted Jack Pine Budworm Detection and Monitoring

aPhinity JPBW is a pheromone lure developed to support the detection and monitoring of Jack Pine Budworm (Choristoneura pinus) populations in forested environments. Designed for forestry professionals, researchers, and forest health programs, it provides a species-specific monitoring solution that supports population tracking and informed management decisions.

Using a synthetic sex pheromone blend, the lure attracts male moths to monitoring traps throughout the flight period. Its targeted attraction and long-lasting performance make it a valuable tool for surveillance programs focused on early detection and ongoing population assessment.

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Product Facts

Target Species
Jack Pine Budworm (Choristoneura pinus)

Application Timing
Deploy from late May through September, depending on local environmental conditions.

Mode of Action
Uses a synthetic sex pheromone to attract male moths into traps for population monitoring and detection.

Active Ingredients
Blend of tetradecen-1-acetate and tetradecen-1-ol

Storage and Shelf Life
Store at -18°C and use within one year of the date of manufacture.

Country of Manufacture
Canada

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Key Product Benefits

Effective Monitoring Tool

Provides reliable population monitoring to support forestry management decisions.

Species-Specific Attraction

Targets Jack Pine Budworm while minimizing impacts on non-target species.

Easy to Deploy

Simple integration into existing forestry surveillance programs.

Long-Lasting Performance

Provides consistent attraction throughout the monitoring period.

Supports Early Detection

Helps identify population increases before significant defoliation occurs.

Made in Canada

Developed and manufactured in Canada for North American forestry applications.

Target Pest Information

Jack Pine Budworm

(Choristoneura pinus)

Jack Pine Budworm is a native defoliating moth that primarily attacks jack pine forests across Canada. Larvae feed on developing needles and shoots, reducing tree growth and weakening stands when populations reach outbreak levels. Population monitoring plays an important role in forest management by helping identify increasing moth activity before widespread defoliation occurs. Reliable surveillance supports forecasting programs, management planning, and long-term forest health assessments.

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Disclaimer

Performance information for aPhinity JPBW® is based on internal trials, field observations and/or publicly available data. Results may vary depending on environmental conditions, trap placement, pest pressure, and monitoring practices.

Always follow product instructions and local regulatory requirements. This website does not replace technical documentation or product instructions.