The difference between silverfish insects and melanocysts, and how did silverfish insects come about

Although silverfish insects and melanoderma cysts are both insects, there are obvious differences in their appearance, living habits, and distribution area.

1.Appearance: The silverfish insect is a small wingless insect with a relatively small body size and usually a light yellow body color. On the other hand, the melanocyst is a coleopteran insect commonly known as a beetle, which usually has a black exoskeleton and a yellow-brown shell, and is relatively large.

2.Habits: Silverfish insects usually live in relatively humid places, such as household wardrobes and bookcases, and they feed on various organic matter, such as paper, cotton and linen fibers, etc.

Melanocysts, on the other hand, usually live around soil or trees, and they feed on the roots, stems, and leaves of plants, making them an important pest in agriculture and forestry.

3.Distribution area: Silverfish insects are relatively widely distributed in families, but they are mainly distributed in humid areas, such as coastal areas, mountainous areas, etc. The distribution range of melanocystis is relatively wide, and they are distributed in forests, grasslands, deserts and other areas in temperate and cold regions.

In general, silverfish insects and melanocysts are both insects, but they are significantly different in appearance, living habits, and distribution areas.

The silverfish insect is a small wingless insect with a light yellow color that can be seen in the wardrobe and bookcase of the home, and is a pest. Coleoptera melanocysts are coleopteran insects with a carapace, pale yellowish brown color, and eat woolen clothing and down jackets, and are also a type of pest.

Silverfish insects are produced from eggs, and the body size of the common silverfish is small, long and flat, and the body length is generally 13 25 mm. Their abdomen gradually becomes slender from the front to the tail, and they resemble a fish.

It is now widely distributed throughout the world and is common in Africa, the Americas, Eurasia, Australia and some islands in the Pacific Ocean. They prefer to live in a dark, humid environment, with a relative humidity of 75 to 95% optimal.

Silverfish insects also often inhabit human habitats, and they may be found in the house, from the attic to the basement, toilet, bathroom, study, wardrobe, old books, waste paper baskets, etc.

Silverfish insects are produced from eggs and are small in size and long and flat in shape, and the adults lay eggs in the crevices. Silverfish insects are often produced with the removal of some fixed utensils, and when there are insect eggs in the cracks of some bookcases and wardrobes, they will be carried over in the process of relocation. In addition, silverfish bugs can also spread with the borrowing of books.

Summary. In addition, silverfish insects will also spread with the borrowing of books, and these silverfish insects are likely to spread with these books, such as classrooms, dormitories and other fixed places, and these places have become the best environment for storing these silverfish insects. The above information is in the understanding network.

When some bookcases and wardrobes are in the process of relocation, these neutrons are easy to be carried, in addition, the silverfish insects will also spread with the borrowing of books, and these silverfish insects are likely to spread to some places with these books, such as classrooms, dormitories and other fixed places, and these places will become the best environment for storing these silverfish insects. The above information is in the understanding network.

Any insect has its own space to live in, most insects like to live in a humid environment, silverfish insects are no exception, it often appears at the bottom of the refrigerator, in the corner of the wardrobe or bookcase, in the gap of some floor tiles, the most common is in the corner of the kitchen wall. When the humidity of the environment increases, or when the density increases rapidly, it increases the rate at which silverfish insects spread. Because of their high density, silverfish insects tend to compete for space and compete with each other, and some of the insects will spread to more surrounding environments.

1. Passive transmission.

Silverfish insects will spread with the relocation of some items, such as bookcases, bookshelves, bookcases, etc. We go to the library to borrow books, and silverfish may also hide in books and thus be carried home.

2. Active dissemination.

In a certain breeding environment, if the environment is suitable for its breeding, the density of the insect population increases rapidly, and the silverfish will also compete for living space due to the high density of the insect population, and some of the woolly fishes will spread to the surrounding ringing bird brother Ming realm. In addition, silverfish can also migrate voluntarily due to unfavorable climate or habitat for their breeding.

Therefore, there will still be silverfish insects when the house is clean, and the key is how to eliminate silverfish after discovering them. At present, the effective method of Fang Chen's practice is to use the insecticidal powder such as Jiebing Sabi to eliminate them, and Jiebing Sabi is a medicine that has a very good effect on killing silverfish insects, and you can completely eliminate silverfish with one use.

1. It is a powder medicine, and the medicine is packed in a small bottle.

2. It is a safe medicine for people and pets, and can be used by babies at home, pregnant women or pets.

3. The method is very simple, spray the medicine directly on the corner where the silverfish insect appears or the corner of the wall and the corner of the furniture, remember not to sprinkle it into a pile when spreading, the more uniform the better.

4. After sprinkling the medicine, the silverfish insect crawls on the top of the medicine, and its feet stick to it, or when it is close, it touches the medicine, so that the silverfish insect will be excited, and will go back to the nest to bite its companions, and then slowly die. In this way, the silverfish in the nest can be killed together, so that all the silverfish can be destroyed.

5. After using the Jiebing Sa, it will take about ten days to completely eliminate the silverfish insects.

1. The first thing is to clean up the house thoroughly and find the location where silverfish insects appear, so that they can be better eliminated.

2. Clean the wardrobe and bookcase thoroughly, clean the clothes, and expose to the sun, tidy up the books, and then take them to the sun to dry, it is easy to breed silverfish if it is too wet.

3. Eliminate silverfish insects by using Jiebing Sprinkle that is a musticidal insecticide. When using the medicine, the medicine is directly sprinkled on the position where the silverfish appears and some hidden corners of the house, the silverfish insects crawl on the top of the Jiebing Sa, that is, the necessary medicine or will slowly die after touching the medicine, only need to sprinkle the medicine, just wait for them to die slowly, generally about ten days after the spraying can be quickly wiped out or all of them.

4. After the silverfish is eliminated, pay attention to keeping the home clean and tidy, ventilated and dry, so that there can be no silverfish for a long time.