Factors studied

Positive effects

Negative effects

- Like all phytosanitary products, traps, attractants and pheromones must be stored at the temperature indicated on the label, in a closed and ventilated phytosanitary room.

- Anticipate the installation of traps.

- Watch out for the passage of machinery if the traps are on the ground.

- Increase in costs for the purchase of products and/or traps which can be compensated by the reduction in the use of insecticides.

No impact.

- Better visual aspect if the trapping was totally effective.

- Less insecticide residues.

- No impact on functional biodiversity because the method is generally selective.

- Reduction in the transfer of pollutants to water and the air thanks to the reduction in the use of insecticides.

- Reduction because no mechanized intervention, unlike phytosanitary treatment.