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Le cimici dei letti sono vere e proprie cimici (Ordine: Hemiptera), appartenenti alla famiglia Cimicidae. Come tutti gli altri membri di questa famiglia si nutrono esclusivamente di sangue, richiedendo un pasto a uno dei vari ospiti vertebrati per potersi sviluppare tra un istante e l'altro (fasi della vita) e per riprodursi.<\/p>\n

\"Ciclo<\/a><\/p>\n

Tempo di sviluppo<\/strong><\/p>\n

Il tempo di sviluppo \u00e8 fortemente influenzato dalla temperatura. Al di sotto dei 13\u00b0C tutto lo sviluppo cessa, le femmine smettono di deporre e le uova che sono state deposte non si schiudono. Al di sopra dei 36\u00b0C, i danni ai simbionti batterici, che aiutano la sintesi dei micronutrienti, riducono la fecondit\u00e0 e la sopravvivenza. Tra questi due estremi il tempo di sviluppo diminuisce con l'aumentare della temperatura (vedi sotto).<\/p>\n

\"Screen<\/a><\/p>\n

Tasso di riproduzione<\/strong><\/p>\n

Le cimici dei letti femminili devono accoppiarsi almeno una volta ogni 5-6 settimane per mantenere la piena fertilit\u00e0, anche se si ritiene che i tassi di accoppiamento naturale siano molto pi\u00f9 elevati.<\/p>\n

Il numero di uova che una femmina depone alla settimana \u00e8 fortemente influenzato dalla temperatura e dalla variazione individuale. In una stanza calda, ci si pu\u00f2 aspettare che una singola femmina deponga 15-25 uova alla settimana, e fino a 500 per tutta la vita, purch\u00e9 abbia accesso continuo al cibo e si accoppi regolarmente.<\/p>\n

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