COCKROACHES PHE 02

  1. COCKROACHES PHE
    Adults are black and 25-33 mm long.
    Males are short-winged but do not fly,
    females are brachypterous.
    Their tarsi lack aroliar pads, precluding this cockroach from
    climbing on smooth vertical surfaces.

    Oriental
    American
    Turkestan
    Australian
    ORIENTAL
  2. COCKROACHES PHE
    Adults are black and 25-33 mm long.
    Males are short-winged but do not fly,
    females are brachypterous.
    Their tarsi lack aroliar pads, precluding this cockroach from
    climbing on smooth vertical surfaces.
    ORIENTAL
  3. COCKROACHES PHE

    Adults are 14-25 mm long.
    Females have very short, nonfunctional wings and are
    black, with light bands on the anterior margin of the thorax.

    Oriental
    American
    Turkestan
    Australian
    TURKESTAN
  4. COCKROACHES PHE
    Males are fully winged and light brown.
    Oothecae are 9-12 mm long, each typically containing 18 eggs.

    Oriental
    American
    Turkestan
    Australian
    TURKESTAN
  5. COCKROACHES PHE
    similar to that of the Oriental cockroach, although their
    developmental time (3-4 months from egg to adult) is much shorter
    TURKESTAN
  6. COCKROACHES PHE
    34-53 mm in length
    reddish brown, with substantial variation in light and
    dark patterns on the pronotum.
    Adults are winged and capable of flight.

    Oriental
    American
    Turkestan
    Australian
    AMERICAN
  7. COCKROACHES PHE
    Adult body coloration is similar to that of the
    American cockroach but with paler lateral markings on the
    anterior lateral edges of the tegmina. The pronotum is
    ringed with similar coloration.
    AUSTRALIAN
  8. COCKROACHES PHE
    In situations where both species occur (e.g., treeholes, attics), the
    SPECIES cockroach tends to displace the SPECIES.
    AUSTRALIAN DISPLACES SMOKYBROWN
  9. COCKROACHES PHE
    can be a serious pest in greenhouses and
    other tropical environments in
    more temperate latitudes, such as
    atriums and interior plantscapes, where it
    can cause feeding damage to plants, notably, seedlings

    Oriental
    American
    Turkestan
    Australian
    AUSTRALIAN
  10. COCKROACHES PHE
    It can be differentiated from the American cockroach by
    its slightly smaller size (25-33 mm) and uniform dark coloration
    SMOKYBROWN
  11. COCKROACHES PHE
    if alarmed, can spray a noxious mix of aliphatic
    compounds that are both odoriferous and caustic.
    If sprayed into the eyes or onto soft tissues, a temporary burning
    sensation is experienced
    FLORIDA WOODS
  12. COCKROACHES PHE
    Adults are similar in size to the
    German cockroach (13-14.5 mm long) but lack pronotal stripes

    SMOKYBROWN
    BROWNBANDED
    GERMAN
    BROWNBANDED
  13. COCKROACHES PHE
    Adults have two dark bands of
    horizontal stripes on the wings,
    whereas nymphs have two prominent bands running across the
    mesonotum and first abdominal segment.
    BROWNBANDED
  14. COCKROACHES PHE
    Populations tend to occur in the
    nonfood areas of homes such as
    bedrooms, living rooms, and closets, as well as
    in electronics equipment, such as Central Processing Units (CPUs) and
    telephones, and storage cabinets in commercial office buildings
    BROWNBANDED
  15. COCKROACHES PHE
    Members of this species seek harborage higher within rooms than does the
    German cockroach.
    BROWNBANDED
  16. COCKROACHES PHE
    Adults are about 16 mm long with
    two dark, longitudinal bands on the pronotum (Fig. 6.11).
    It requires warm (optimally 30-33C)
    GERMAN
  17. COCKROACHES PHE
    The SPECIES cockroach is closely related to the
    German cockroach, and they are difficult to distinguish morphologically
    ASIAN
  18. COCKROACHES PHE
    SPECIES AND SPECIES cockroaches are capable of
    hybridizing and producing fertile offspring,
    which further complicates their identifications
    ASIAN AND GERMAN
  19. COCKROACHES PHE
    Unlike the German cockroach, the adults fly readily and are most active
    beginning at sunset when they fly to light-colored walls or
    brightly lit areas. This behavior can make invasion a
    nightly occurrence in homes near heavily infested areas
    ASIAN
  20. COCKROACHES PHE
    Unlike the German cockroach, the adults fly readily and are most active
    beginning at sunset when they fly to light-colored walls or
    brightly lit areas. This behavior can make invasion a
    nightly occurrence in homes near heavily infested areas
  21. COCKROACHES
    There are other accounts of bites around the mouths of
    infants in heavily infested homes and even in hospitals.
  22. COCKROACHES
    Bites by the SPECIES have resulted in inflammation of the skin,
    degeneration of epithelial cells, and subsequent necrosis of the involved tissues.
    ORIENTAL COCKROACH
  23. COCKROACHES
    While many individuals develop a
    tolerance for cockroach infestations, others may experience psychological stress.
  24. COCKROACHES
    The level of stress tends to be proportional to the
    size of the cockroaches and the magnitude of the infestation.
  25. COCKROACHES
    An aversion to cockroaches may be so strong that some people become
    irrational in their behavior, imagining a severe infestation even when there is none.
  26. COCKROACHES
    High cockroach populations also produce a characteristic
    odor that can be unpleasant or even nauseating to some people.
  27. COCKROACHES
    given that cockroaches are so closely associated with humans and poor sanitation, the potential for acquiring
    mechanically transmitting disease agents is very real.
  28. COCKROACHES
    Allergens produced by cockroaches now are recognized as one of the more significant
    indoor allergens of modernized societies.
  29. COCKROACHES
    about half are allergic to cockroaches.
    Among asthmatics,
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COCKROACHES PHE 02
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COCKROACHES PHE 02
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