You call an exterminator to your house because you have noticed many nymphs of a specific insect everywhere in your cupboards. The exterminator proudly tells you that they are using biological concepts to get rid of these pests, and he generously sprays a solution of juvenile hormone all over your house. Assuming there are no breeding adults and only nonreproductive nymphs, which of the following would you expect in the days after the visit from the exterminator?
A. The number of nymphs will increase immediately after the exterminator sprays.
B. The number of adults will increase immediately after the exterminator sprays.
C. The number of nymphs will stay the same after the exterminator sprays.
D. The number of adults will decrease after the exterminator sprays.