Educational Resource Guide #2 Termite Infestation, Damage and Control Barb Ogg, Extension Educator Subterranean termites are destructive wood-eating insects and cause home-owners frustration and expense when active nests are found in their houses. This can be especially troublesome when selling a home because lending institutions (banks, savings and loans, FHA, VA) require houses certified to be termite free before lending money to home buyers. Presence of an old infestation or dama ...

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Termite World by Chris W. Termite is a common name for a group of insects that live in communities like ants do. Termites are closely related to cockroaches and grasshoppers. There are three groups in most termite colonies. Some reproduce, some are workers, and some are soldiers. They are dark colored, have eyes, fairly hard bodies and fully developed wings. Each colony of termites has a king and a queen. Every mature colony develops young winged termites that leave the nest, search for food and water for the colony, and build tunnels. The soldiers ,which are also wingless and blind, are larger than workers. They have enormous hard heads, powerful jaws, and strong legs. Next Insect Back to the Bookshelf

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Clark Pest Control, your one stop shop for pest and termite control, rodent proofing, weed control, flea shield, lawn care, shrubs & roses, bird control, and flowerbed care. Clark We Need You! TERMITES PHYSICAL CHARACTERISTICS Termites are one of our most ancient insects and are related to roaches. Fossilized termites have been found, aged at some 55 million years old. They actually eat wood and do more damage to wood structures in the United States than fires and windstorms co ...

Termites bug you? Here's a new way to fight back An expanded Web version of segments seen on CNN Additional audio clip QuickTime video Vivo streaming video Expanded related sites Preview of next week's segment February 13, 1997 Web posted at: 3:45 p.m. EST From Correspondent Marsha Walton ROSWELL, Georgia (CNN) -- Termite season is coming, but now there's a new, environmentally friendly way to kill the wood- destroying bugs. Living in colonies ra ...

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Dampwood Termite Various scientific names Class: Insecta Order: Isoptera Families: Kalotermitidae, Rhinotermitidae, Termopsideae Click to enlarge Size Characteristics Droppings Where found Comparison with other species Habitat Food Biology Damage Invasion Detection and Control Size: Dampwood termite nymphs are up to 3/4 in (20mm) long, swarmers up to 1 in (25mm) long. Characteristics: The dampwood termites in these three families vary in appearance, but are i ...

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Home Family & Consumer Sciences Horticulture 4-H & Youth About Extension Cobb County Extension Service Fact Sheet on email: uge1067@arches.uga.edu SUBTERRANEAN TERMITES General: Termites vs. Ants: Termite Biology: Recognize Presence/Damage: Control: Choosing a Pest Control Professional: References: SUBTERRANEAN TERMITES Recognition and Control General: Swarms of insects flying around your house in a slow flitting motion? Do they seem to rise up in a b ...

Log on to our chats and forum. Termites Eastern Subterranean Termites Termites are a social insect that lives in large colonies. King and Queen termites have been known to live as long as 25 years. Swarming can occur after the colony reaches a certain size (After 2-3 years or 4-6 years, researchers tend to disagree over this.) When conditions are favorable, usually on warm or humid days, the colony can send out im ...

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Home Ants Bees Beetles Butterflies Crickets Fleas Mantids Mosquitoes Termites True Bugs Home Nose Termites The words 'subterranean termites' are enough to strike fear in the heart of any home owner. Equipped with a cast iron stomach that digests cellulose materials , these insects can chew their way through dense wood, layers of paint, concrete and brick. Termites have been part of the earth's recycling system for a long time. A fossil termite dated ...

Insect Identification Laboratory Identification of Termites The most common termite in Virginia by far the is Eastern Subterranean Termite. The drywood termite is included mostly for comparison. Termites, two choices EASTERN SUBTERRANEAN TERMITES are the most common termites in Virginia. If they are swarming in your house in the spring then you most likely have an infestation of this species. Use an ice pick to probe the wood at the base of the house for tunnels. Eastern sub ...

biodiversity explorer Order: Isoptera (termites) (Phylum: Arthropoda; Class: Hexapoda) Harvester termites Hodotermes mossambicus (family: Hodotermitidae) gathering grass and taking it down into their nest underground. Workers of the Black mound termite Amitermes hastatus. Termites are social insects and are most closely related to the cockroaches with whom they share a close common ancestor. They are among the most important groups of animals on land because they play a vital role i ...

text version search LSU AgCenter Search Web topics Termites Home>ENR>Insects and Relatives>Termites> . Formosan Termites Swarming; Don’t Help Them Spread It’s the time of the year when Formosan subterranean termites swarm and spread their colonies. Humans help termites travel great distances when they move infested railroad ties, utility poles, lumber, landscaping timbers, potted plants, shipping crates, ...

Termites, the insects most feared by homeowners, are often called "white ants" because of their similar size, social structure and tendency to infest homes. But termites are not related to ants; they have closer ties to the cockroach. Termites are social insects and their colonies operate on a caste system, which includes a king, queen, workers and soldiers. The queen is considerably larger than her subjects and can lay 30,000 eggs a day for up to 15 years. Some West African termites con ...

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Termite colonies consist of specialized forms, such as the reproductive queen (top) and king (right), worker (left), and soldier (center). Although they are superficially similar to ants, termites have a closer relationship to the cockroach than to any other living insect. Termite Workers and solders(Click for close-up) Click here for a video of the termites (3meg file) Click here for a 60x close-up video of termites (1 meg)Termite Reproductive (Desert Termite) (click for close-up) Subte ...

Termites Termites are small, ant-like insects. However, they differ from ants in that they feed off the cellulose in wood. Working largely unseen under the surface, they can tunnel through the wooden structural members in buildings and completely destroy them. Wood that comes in contact with the soil, such as the exterior trim or cladding on your home, provides a perfect point of entry for a termite colony. There are several t ...

Search:The WebTripod VforVendetta Share This Page Report Abuse Edit your Site Browse Sites « Previous | Top 100 | Next » BASIC SOCIAL CASTES OF SUBTERRANEAN TERMITES There are six distinct castes in a termite colony; the primary reproductives (the queen and the king), the workers, the secondary reproductives, the soldiers, and the swarmers. The following are more detailed descriptions of these castes. The PRIMARY REPRODUCTIVES are responsible for mating and producing egg ...

Termites I'm writing this because I couldn't find an existing website that directly addresses the termite questions people ask on alt.home.repair. First -- go here to see if you have termites or ants? If you have ants, go to Other Bugs, bugs, bugs. If you have termites you very probably have subterranean termites. There are other kinds but, they're not nearly as common in the US. You'll have to check the links at the end of the page to learn about them. This discussion applies only ...

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\ KIDZ \ EXPLORE THE RAINFOREST \ PLANTS, ANIMALS AND PEOPLE \ ANIMALS \ TERMITES \ Termites These are found on the forest floor, feeding on dead plants. They build large mounds, shaped like towers which they live in. They provide a source of food for many rainforest animals such as frogs, lizards and anteaters. Termites are good for the forests as they feed on the dead vegetable matter on the floor which is recycled to provide nutrients for the living plants. "On September 9, 1987, a satellite picture of the Amazon River Basin showed a total of 7,603 fires burning in the rainforest."

If you live in the United States, you live under the constant threat of costly damage caused by wood-destroying bugs. Identifying and understanding the behavior of these pests is the first step in creating an effective pest control plan. Carpenter ants and termites are wood-destroying insects that cost us billions of dollars every year. More than 90% of the homes in the US are wood framed. But even homes built of masonry and steel serve up delicious wood treats to these pests. Left unchecked, they systematically destroy our homes and valuable wood objects in them. By Paul Fisette - © 2002

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Homeowners' insurance will help recover losses from fires, storms and earthquakes, but it is almost impossible to carry insurance against termite infestation. Termites are pests because they feed voraciously on wood and may also destroy paper products such as books, cardboard, boxes and a variety of other items. They cause very extensive damage to buildings, and endanger lives when they attack building foundations and beams that are made of wood. Even buildings with steel framing and ...

Termites Wood is one of the least digestible substances in the forest, but surprisingly it is made of one of the most sought-after substances, sugar. Termites are wood- decomposing insects, but they are able to do their work only with the assistance of specialized micro- organisms that live in their digestive tracts. Find other forest dwellers More information about the Tropical Rainforest film. Science Learning Network / ©1997 Science Museum of Minnesota

Time: Date: TERMITES 516-593-7770 Termite Swarmer Click to view more Termite Pictures How do I tell flying ants from termites? Why do Termites attack your building? Question: Are Termites active only in the spring when I see them swarm? Answer:No. Termites are active 24 hours a day and 7 days a week year round. [Contact us] Question: Sometimes down south I see houses that are tented to treat for Termites. Do they do that here ...

Subterranean Termites (Family Rhinotermitidae) Updated March 1, 2000 All images, unless otherwise noted, were created by staff from the University of Nebraska Department of Entomology. They are freely available for use in publications and other media as long as the "Department of Entomology, University of Nebraska-Lincoln" and the photographer's name, if given, is credited. Arid Subterranean Termite Winged Reproductive (Jim Kalisch, UNL Entomology) Arid Subterranean Termite Winge ...

Termite Contact: Eric Day, Manager, Insect Identification Laboratory Publication 444-263, August 1996 Termite SIZE: Up to 1/4 inch (12.7mm) COLOR: Pale DESCRIPTION: Termites are small, pale-colored insects. They live in colonies. The workers and soldiers do not have wings, but the fertile males and females do have long, thin wings. HABITAT: Termite damage is usually first seen at or near the ground. However, damage can occur far above ground if the infestation has remained un ...

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Some termites are born with wings so they can fly to start new colonies in a different place. Image used with permission from the Department of Entomology and Nematology, University of Florida. Long live the queen... Queens of some species of termites are reported to live for 50 years, although the average age is nearer to 15. Queen Termite - an egg laying machine! Long live the queen!!!!! The queen of an African termite species can ...

Entomology Termite Biology Update Although there are 47 different species of termites in the U.S., Iowa is fortunate to have only one species that consistently attacks houses and other structures, the eastern subterranean termite, Reticulitermes flavipes. Research on this termite has yielded the following interesting information. Termite Demographics. Termite population studies in Canada and Florida have brought changes to our "best guess" about the number of termites you would expect to f ...

Ohio State University Extension Fact Sheet Entomology 1991 Kenny Rd., Columbus, OH 43210-1000 Termite Control HYG-2092-03 Susan C. Jones, Ph.D. Assistant Professor of Entomology Extension Specialist, Household & Structural Pests Subterranean termites are the most common and economically important wood-destroying organisms in the United States. Termites feed on materials that contain cellulose, primarily dead wood and wood by-products. Subterranean termites are closely associated ...

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Termites A termite is a name given to numerous species of social insects that can damage wooden structures. Most of the about 2000 known species are distributed in the tropical countries. Some inhabit the temperate regions of North and South America, while only two species have established in southern Europe. Termites are also known as white ants, based on similarities in the appearance and habits of these insects. Although true ants belong to a more advanced insect order that includes the bees and the wasps, termites have developed patterns that are almost as complicated as those of the ants, bees, and wasps. Termites display patterns of social behavior that are almost as so as those of the ants, social bees, and wasps. R> ©Jose Garcia, 1999.

TERMITES [ANTS] [ROACHES] [FLEAS] [TERMITES] If you are looking for do it yourself pest control products for termites, we have partnered with Kill Fireants.com. They offer the same pest control products for termites, roaches, ants and fleas that the professionals use. Click here to visit www.killfireants.com The culprit: These are the "worker caste" termites. These are the only termites to actually feed on cellulose (wood). They have a protozoan inside their "gut" to enables them to ...

Termites A termite is sometimes called a white ant but really isn't. They may look similar to an ant but if you look closely they really aren't. But they both live in colonies whose members are organized in to castes. Termites are blind and the wingless workers use the sense of smell, taste, and touch to explore. They collect food for themselves and the other castes. The workers may seem handicapped, but are responsible for maintaining and constructing the homes. The soldier castes is us ...

Innovative & Conscientious Pest Management for the Safety of Your Family, Home, Business and the Environment Termites and Damage Termite tubes shown are on a wood girder under a house. This photo shows an extremely bad problem; the majority of tubes are only a few inches long across the wood. Damage to the wood is done by the workers and is usually not seen. Probing the wood is the best way to find damaged areas. Termite workers and soldiers are seen in this photo working on a section of wood. Termite swarmers on carpet.

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TERMITES The queen termite looks like a giant sausage. The queen is the largest termite of the nest. Her body is bloated and is full of eggs. Termites build their nests to fit in with their surroundings. The termites plaster their nests to trees. The umbrella nest is good for heavy rainfalls! The queen termite will lay 30 000 eggs a day. That is 3 eggs every 3 seconds. The nests are well organised and each termite has a special job to do. Not all termites look the same, it depends on which job they do. Back to Contents Page

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Termites (Insecta: Isoptera) General Information: Termites are one type of the more primitive types of insects and are closely related to cockroaches. They feed on all types of wood (even treated) because they carry protozoa (small animals) within their stomach which can digest the cellulose in wood. Baby termites (larvae) do not have the ability to digest wood and must acquire the protozoa by feeding on the droppings of the adults. Like ants, they are social insects, living in a colony w ...

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Realtors Click Here To Submit Inspection Request Termites... ...feed on wood and serve an important function in nature by converting dead trees into organic matter. Unfortunately, the wood in buildings is equally appetizing to termites and they cause serious damage to residential and commercial buildings. The most common termite in North Carolina is the Eastern Subterranean Termite. Biology Subterranean termites are ground-inhabiting, social insects that live in coloni ...

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Subterranean Termites Order Family Genus and Species Isoptera Rhinotermitidae) Reticulitermes flavipes Alate ( winged reproductive) Soldier ...

The Eastern Subterranean Termite The eastern subterranean termite (EST) is the most damaging urban pest, costing more than $1 billion annually for control and repair to damaged structures. Difficulty in controlling termites is largely due to their social nature (i.e., they live in colonies). The colony usually is located in the soil and comprises three castes: workers, soldiers and reproductives. Aerial infestations with no ground connection are also known to occur, provided adequate food and m ...

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The Open Door Web Site Search Site Map >Biology Chemistry Physics Electronics Technology History Study Guide New About Gallery Social insects: Termites Termite colonies are found in regions of Africa, South America, Australia and the United States. They are social insects but less advanced than ant colonies. Termites are related more to cockroaches. The termite colony has three classes of individuals and each class includes both sexes. The reproductive class is represented b ...

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Urban Integrated Pest Management Arizona Termites: Biology and Detection Extension Publication No. 11 Dr. Dave Langston, Entomology Extension Specialist Roberta Gibson, Research Specialist Carl Olson, Assistant Curator Termites play an important role in nature because they feed on dead wood and other plant materials, breaking it down. The breakdown products become part of the soil, freeing up nutrients for further plant growth. However, when they begin to "recycle" human dwellings, termite ...

Metamorphoses: simple North American Families: 4 North American Species: 42 Isoptera Termites Feeding Habits: Termites are usually phytophagous, feeding on plant materials such as wood and wood products. Termites are occasionally saprophagous and feed on dead termites, feces of other individuals and their cast skins. Description: Termites are small to medium sized insects, soft-bodied and light-coloured. Most termites are wingless but fully winged adults have two pair ...

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