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1. agrilifeextension.tamu.edu › drywood-termitesDrywood Termites - Texas A&M Agrilife Extension Service

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   Dec 7, 2021 · View on Agrilife Learn. Drywood termites feed on wood and damage homes and other structures throughout the southern portion of the United States. Evidence of infestation includes swarming termites inside a home and the presence of fecal pellets.

2. agrilifelearn.tamu.edu › s › productDrywood Termites | Publications | AgriLife Learn - Texas A&M ...

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   Dec 1, 2005 · Details. Product Reviews. More. Drywood termites feed on wood and damage homes and other structures throughout the southern portion of the United States. Evidence of infestation includes swarming termites inside a home and the presence of fecal pellets.

3. agrilife.org › urban-ipm › 2015/04/03Termites | Urban IPM - Texas A&M AgriLife

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   Apr 3, 2015 · There are three main types of termites that can cause problems for homeowners in Central Texas- native subterranean termites, formosan subterranean termites and drywood termites. To identify termites you will need to obtain soldiers (ones with a hard head with large mandibles) or reproductives with wings. Native subterranean termite soldier.

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   How do you identify drywood termites in Texas?

   • There are three common species of drywood termites found in Texas ( Incisitermies snyderi, Cryptotermes brevis, and Incisitermes minor ).You can identify the species by looking at certain features of either the reproductives (swarmers) or solider termites. Incisitermes snyderi are the most common species found.

   Drywood Termites - urbanentomology.tamu.edu

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   Are drywood termites a problem in Texas?

   • Pest Status: Drywood termites: Termites occur in Texas coastal counties, with western spot infestations in Uvalde and San Antonio and north to Collin County, causing a great deal of concern to homeowners when discovered.

   Termite - Texas A&M University

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   Do termites live in dry wood?

   • Termites are social insects that form colonies. Drywood termites will live in sound dry wood that is located above the ground. These termites get the moisture that they need from the wood that they digest, because of this they do not need any contact with the soil. In structures, they prefer to nest under wooden roof shingles, eaves or siding.

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   How do I know if I have drywood termites?

   • The presence of winged reproductives is usually the first sign of a drywood termite infestation. They can be found swarming from small openings found in the surface of the wood. They will quickly lose their wings after swarming, but the wings are necessary for the proper identification of the termites.

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5. citybugs.tamu.edu › files › 2017Drywood Termites I - Insects in the City

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   Drywood termites are found throughout Texas, with the highest concentrations along the Gulf Coast (Fig. 1). Subterranean termites are also found through-out Texas, (see Texas Cooperative Extension bul-letin B-368, “Subterranean Termites”) and are easy to distinguish from drywood termites. Subterranean termites live in the soil, while dry-.

6. schoolipm.tamu.edu › forms › pest-management-plansIPM Action Plan for Drywood Termites - Texas A&M University

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   General Information. Drywood termites are important pests of structures throughout the country, though the more destructive Incisitermes species are restricted to certain warmer southern states and humid coastal areas. They feed on dry, sound (nondecayed) wood and are more commonly reported from older structures.

7. texasinsects.tamu.edu › termiteTermite - Field Guide to Common Texas Insects

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   Photo by Drees. Common name: Termite. Scientific Name: Varies. Order: Isoptera. Description: Drywood termites are light yellow to black with clear to smoky gray wings, about 7/16 inch long.