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2. www.youtube.com › watchTermite Colonies: How Termite Colonies are Formed - YouTube

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   Jul 20, 2020 · Termites are social insects whose colony members perform different jobs in the colony according to their caste (reproductives, workers or soldiers). Knowing how termites reproduce may help...

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   Jun 21, 2022 · Subterranean Termites live in a colony system. That means, that the individual termites in a colony each have a specific role to play. Most of the termites are the worker termites, these termites...

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   A Heron termite specialist in front of a live colony of subterranean termites. The specialist presents the different types of termites, as well as an overvi...

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5. extension.umd.edu › resource › termitesTermites | University of Maryland Extension

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   May 24, 2023 · Termites are native insects in Maryland and live in colonies underground. They can damage wood that is in contact with soil. We provide guidance on how to detect an an active termite infestation around your home.

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6. pestczar.com › pest-library › termitesA Guide to Termites in Maryland | Pest Czar

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   Luckily, this guide will help you manage termites in Maryland and across the country and determine the best ways to get rid of termites and prevent them from coming back. Termites in Maryland. Termites are social insects that live together in large colonies and feed on items made of cellulose.

7. mda.maryland.gov › plants-pests › PagesTermites and Ants - Maryland.gov Enterprise Agency Template

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   The termite species that is indigenous to Maryland is the Eastern Subterranean Termite (Reticulitermes flavipes). As its name implies, it lives beneath the soil. Termites, like ants and bees, are social insects and live in colonies.

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   Are there termites in Maryland?

   • Termites are native insects in Maryland and live in colonies underground. They can damage wood that is in contact with soil. We provide guidance on how to detect an an active termite infestation around your home.

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   Do termites live under soil?

   • As its name implies, it lives beneath the soil. Termites, like ants and bees, are social insects and live in colonies. The termite colony is comprised of several castes including a queen, soldiers, winged reproductives (swarmers) and workers. The winged reproductives, or swarmers, are the form most commonly seen by homeowners.

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   How do termite colonies reproduce?

   • Termite colonies have a limited number of reproductives, which cluster in chambers in wood or underground. They concentrate their efforts on egg production, and they are fed and tended to by an entourage of workers. Periodically, mature termite colonies produce a brood of winged reproductive offspring called swarmers or alates.

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   Are termites social insects?

   • Termites, like ants and bees, are social insects and live in colonies. The termite colony is comprised of several castes including a queen, soldiers, winged reproductives (swarmers) and workers. The winged reproductives, or swarmers, are the form most commonly seen by homeowners. Ant colonies also release winged reproductives (flying ants).

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   What does a soldier termite do in a colony?

   • Some workers carry food back to immatures and reproductives, maintaining a network of food transfer and communication among members of the colony. Soldier termites make up 2 to 5 percent of the population. They accompany workers to food sources and defend the colony against ants and competitor termites.

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   What percentage of the population is a soldier termite?

   • Soldier termites make up 2 to 5 percent of the population. They accompany workers to food sources and defend the colony against ants and competitor termites. Termite colonies have a limited number of reproductives, which cluster in chambers in wood or underground.

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9. entomologytoday.org › 2020/08/19 › digging-deepDigging Deep: The Secrets Within Termite Nests - Entomology Today

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   Aug 19, 2020 · After leaving their birth colony following a September monsoon rain in Tempe, Arizona, this newly mated pair of Paraneotermes simplicicornis termites excavates the soil to start a new nest. The arrows show the colony founders’ abdomens, which are still above ground as they begin tunneling.