Considering the issue of experimental contingency, Xu Yun and the others used six cultivation containers for their first experiment, housing a total of over five hundred cockroaches, densely packed, forming a large, black mass.
Looking at the cockroaches covering the inner walls of the cultivation containers, an image Xu Yun once fantasized about suddenly appeared in his mind:
An invisible deep pit, housing tens of thousands of cockroaches, a person losing balance and falling in, then being submerged by the cockroaches....
Yikes...
Xu Yun quickly dispelled this image and refocused his mind on the operation table.
Imidacloprid, as a biological toxin acting on nicotinic acetylcholine receptors, works primarily by disrupting the chemical signal transmission of an insect's motor nervous system, thus physiologically exterminating the target.
As for its transmission principle, there are two methods.