The term refers to the nymph stage of a common household pest. These immature insects emerge from an ootheca (egg case) and undergo several molts, gradually resembling the adult form as they... Read more »
Immature specimens of the Periplaneta americana species, commonly observed in residential and commercial environments, undergo a nymphal stage characterized by several molts before reaching adulthood. These early instars are typically smaller than... Read more »
The nymph stage of a common household pest is characterized by its small size and dark coloration, often featuring distinct bands or markings. These immature insects hatch from oothecae, or egg cases,... Read more »