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Blattella germanica (German cockroach).
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Abstract
B. germanica is one of the most widespread cockroaches in the genus Blattella. It is native to North Africa (Ethiopia and Sudan) and has since spread rapidly around the world facilitated by international trade. This species is not tolerant of cold conditions and lives in close association with humans and/or human activities. B. germanica can be a major pest species which is both a nuisance and can cause health problems (allergies and infections). This species can also vector a number of potentially harmful pathogens and is linked with the spread of pathogens in hospitals and can lead to food borne illnesses. The ability of this species to spread rapidly is exacerbated by a resistance to chemicals for control.
Title: Blattella germanica (German cockroach).
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Abstract
B.
germanica is one of the most widespread cockroaches in the genus Blattella.
It is native to North Africa (Ethiopia and Sudan) and has since spread rapidly around the world facilitated by international trade.
This species is not tolerant of cold conditions and lives in close association with humans and/or human activities.
B.
germanica can be a major pest species which is both a nuisance and can cause health problems (allergies and infections).
This species can also vector a number of potentially harmful pathogens and is linked with the spread of pathogens in hospitals and can lead to food borne illnesses.
The ability of this species to spread rapidly is exacerbated by a resistance to chemicals for control.
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