Subterranean termites (2004)

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Houseman, Richard M.

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2004

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biology, reproductive, eggs, larvae, workers, soldiers, nymphs, infestations, feeding, management, sanitation, construction, barriers, soil treatments, baiting, licensed pest management professional

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There are approximately 2,500 species of termites worldwide. Most are found in tropical areas, while relatively few live in colder climates. Only about 45 species are found in the United States, and most of these are located in southern states. Four species of termites are reported to occur naturally in Missouri. All of these species are closely related and belong to the genus Reticulitermes.

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