interbrood
/ˌɪntərˈbruːd/Definitions
1. noun
A period of time between the hatching of successive broods of young in a colony of social insects, such as bees or ants.
“The colony went through a long interbrood period before new eggs were laid.”
1. noun
A period of time between the hatching of successive broods of young in a colony of social insects, such as bees or ants.
“The colony went through a long interbrood period before new eggs were laid.”