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Soil and carton layer on the trunk of a buttressed forest tree in Southeast Asia, typical symptoms of attack by Coptotermes curvignathus Photo: Dr. Laurence G. Kirton
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Pine tree killed by Coptotermes curvignathus Photo: Dr. Laurence G. Kirton |
Syntermes nanus, a harvester mandibulate nasute which is an important pest of sugar-cane, Eucalyptus and other crops in South America Photo: Dr. Reginaldo Constantino
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Damage to crops caused by subterranean termites Photo: Mr.Jean Nguya Kalemba Maniania
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Among cereal crops, maize is the most often damaged by termites Photo: Mr.Jean Nguya Kalemba Maniania
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Credible information is difficult to obtain with regard to termite damage to crops. Photo: Mr.Jean Nguya Kalemba Maniania
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Mahogany neotermes cross section Photo: Dr Michael Lenz
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Coconut palm attacked by Neotermes rainbowi Photo: Dr Michael Lenz
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A tree(right side) killed by Mastotermes and fallen over Photo: Dr Michael Lenz
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Cross section of a coconut palm attacked by Neotermes rainbowi Photo: Dr Michael Lenz
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Native rain forest trees "piped" by Neoterms Photo: Dr Michael Lenz
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Coconut palm attacked by Neotermes rainbowi Photo: Dr Michael Lenz
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Stolotermes Group Dr. Barbara L. Thorne |
Arboreal nest and foraging pathways Dr. Barbara L. Thorne
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Nasute soldier Dr. Barbara L. Thorne |
Mastotermes: A soldier and neotenic plus some workers Dr. Barbara L. Thorne
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Queen, King and Workers Dr. Barbara L. Thorne |
Soldiers Dr. Barbara L. Thorne |
Subterranean termite foraging tube, Reticulitermes, family Rhinotermitidae Photo: Dr. Vernard R. Lewis
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Subterranean termite swamers, Reticulitermes, family Rhinotermitidae Photo: Dr. Vernard R. Lewis
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Drywood termite swamers, Incisitermes, family Kalotermitidae Photo: Dr. Vernard R. Lewis
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Drywood termite damage, Incisitermes, family Kalotermitidae Photo: Dr. Vernard R. Lewis
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Drywood termite damage, Incisitermes, family Kalotermitidae Photo: Dr. Vernard R. Lewis
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Drywood termite pellets, Incisitermes, family Kalotermitidae Photo: Dr. Vernard R. Lewis
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