TERMITE
Facts & Information
A wood- and root-feeding pest capable of damaging crops, structures, and stored grain.
Family Name
Termitidae
What do termite look like?
Termites are pale, soft-bodied insects that live in large colonies, often building visible mud tubes along walls and foundations. In the field, they attack plant roots and the base of stems, causing wilting.
How do I get rid of termite?
For homes and structures, ECO Pest Solutions offers professional inspection and treatment using a continuous Assess–Implement–Monitor approach, rather than a one-time fix. In the field, soil treatment and resistant crop varieties help reduce damage.
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Learn all about termite
A wood- and root-feeding pest capable of damaging crops, structures, and stored grain.
Damage Caused
Structural wood damage; root and stem damage in crops.
Life Cycle
Colonies can persist for years.
Peak Season
Active year-round in warm climates.
Look For
Mud tubes on walls and hollow-sounding wood.
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