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Heterotermes
''Heterotermes'' is a genus of termites belonging to the family Rhinotermitidae Rhinotermitidae is a family of termites (Isoptera). They feed on wood and can cause extensive damage to buildings or other wooden structures. About 345 species are recognized, among these are severe pests such as ''Coptotermes formosanus'', ''Cop .... The genus has almost cosmopolitan distribution. General overview Heterotermes is a termite genus from the Rhinotermitidae Family. One of their closest relatives is Reticulitermes. And like its relative, some Heterotermes have also been considered pests because they form pretty large colonies; to feed all their members, they need food in massive amounts. Therefore, Heterotermes try to feed themselves by gathering cellulose food from dead tree logs, stumps, and branches, to man-made wooden structures in buildings, books, paper, etc. Heterotermes are also one of the most adaptive termites around, and they have a relatively fast growth rate in mature col ...
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Heterotermes Platycephalus
''Heterotermes'' is a genus of termites belonging to the family Rhinotermitidae. The genus has almost cosmopolitan distribution. General overview Heterotermes is a termite genus from the Rhinotermitidae Family. One of their closest relatives is Reticulitermes. And like its relative, some Heterotermes have also been considered pests because they form pretty large colonies; to feed all their members, they need food in massive amounts. Therefore, Heterotermes try to feed themselves by gathering cellulose food from dead tree logs, stumps, and branches, to man-made wooden structures in buildings, books, paper, etc. Heterotermes are also one of the most adaptive termites around, and they have a relatively fast growth rate in mature colonies if they have the perfect conditions to thrive. They can be found in very dry areas and also somewhat humid areas with plenty of wood. One of the other adaptations in Heterotermes is the relatively fast Neotenic formation within the colony. Unlike Re ...
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Heterotermes Ferox
''Heterotermes'' is a genus of termites belonging to the family Rhinotermitidae. The genus has almost cosmopolitan distribution In biogeography, cosmopolitan distribution is the term for the range of a taxon that extends across all or most of the world in appropriate habitats. Such a taxon, usually a species, is said to exhibit cosmopolitanism or cosmopolitism. The ext .... General overview Heterotermes is a termite genus from the Rhinotermitidae Family. One of their closest relatives is Reticulitermes. And like its relative, some Heterotermes have also been considered pests because they form pretty large colonies; to feed all their members, they need food in massive amounts. Therefore, Heterotermes try to feed themselves by gathering cellulose food from dead tree logs, stumps, and branches, to man-made wooden structures in buildings, books, paper, etc. Heterotermes are also one of the most adaptive termites around, and they have a relatively fast growth rate in mature colo ...
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Heterotermes Philippinensis
''Heterotermes'' is a genus of termites belonging to the family Rhinotermitidae. The genus has almost cosmopolitan distribution. General overview Heterotermes is a termite genus from the Rhinotermitidae Family. One of their closest relatives is Reticulitermes. And like its relative, some Heterotermes have also been considered pests because they form pretty large colonies; to feed all their members, they need food in massive amounts. Therefore, Heterotermes try to feed themselves by gathering cellulose food from dead tree logs, stumps, and branches, to man-made wooden structures in buildings, books, paper, etc. Heterotermes are also one of the most adaptive termites around, and they have a relatively fast growth rate in mature colonies if they have the perfect conditions to thrive. They can be found in very dry areas and also somewhat humid areas with plenty of wood. One of the other adaptations in Heterotermes is the relatively fast Neotenic formation within the colony. Unlike Re ...
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Heterotermes Perfidus
''Heterotermes'' is a genus of termites belonging to the family Rhinotermitidae. The genus has almost cosmopolitan distribution. General overview Heterotermes is a termite genus from the Rhinotermitidae Family. One of their closest relatives is Reticulitermes. And like its relative, some Heterotermes have also been considered pests because they form pretty large colonies; to feed all their members, they need food in massive amounts. Therefore, Heterotermes try to feed themselves by gathering cellulose food from dead tree logs, stumps, and branches, to man-made wooden structures in buildings, books, paper, etc. Heterotermes are also one of the most adaptive termites around, and they have a relatively fast growth rate in mature colonies if they have the perfect conditions to thrive. They can be found in very dry areas and also somewhat humid areas with plenty of wood. One of the other adaptations in Heterotermes is the relatively fast Neotenic formation within the colony. Unlike Re ...
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Heterotermes Paradoxus
''Heterotermes'' is a genus of termites belonging to the family Rhinotermitidae. The genus has almost cosmopolitan distribution. General overview Heterotermes is a termite genus from the Rhinotermitidae Family. One of their closest relatives is Reticulitermes. And like its relative, some Heterotermes have also been considered pests because they form pretty large colonies; to feed all their members, they need food in massive amounts. Therefore, Heterotermes try to feed themselves by gathering cellulose food from dead tree logs, stumps, and branches, to man-made wooden structures in buildings, books, paper, etc. Heterotermes are also one of the most adaptive termites around, and they have a relatively fast growth rate in mature colonies if they have the perfect conditions to thrive. They can be found in very dry areas and also somewhat humid areas with plenty of wood. One of the other adaptations in Heterotermes is the relatively fast Neotenic formation within the colony. Unlike Re ...
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Heterotermes Pamatatensis
''Heterotermes'' is a genus of termites belonging to the family Rhinotermitidae. The genus has almost cosmopolitan distribution. General overview Heterotermes is a termite genus from the Rhinotermitidae Family. One of their closest relatives is Reticulitermes. And like its relative, some Heterotermes have also been considered pests because they form pretty large colonies; to feed all their members, they need food in massive amounts. Therefore, Heterotermes try to feed themselves by gathering cellulose food from dead tree logs, stumps, and branches, to man-made wooden structures in buildings, books, paper, etc. Heterotermes are also one of the most adaptive termites around, and they have a relatively fast growth rate in mature colonies if they have the perfect conditions to thrive. They can be found in very dry areas and also somewhat humid areas with plenty of wood. One of the other adaptations in Heterotermes is the relatively fast Neotenic formation within the colony. Unlike Re ...
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Heterotermes Omanae
''Heterotermes'' is a genus of termites belonging to the family Rhinotermitidae. The genus has almost cosmopolitan distribution. General overview Heterotermes is a termite genus from the Rhinotermitidae Family. One of their closest relatives is Reticulitermes. And like its relative, some Heterotermes have also been considered pests because they form pretty large colonies; to feed all their members, they need food in massive amounts. Therefore, Heterotermes try to feed themselves by gathering cellulose food from dead tree logs, stumps, and branches, to man-made wooden structures in buildings, books, paper, etc. Heterotermes are also one of the most adaptive termites around, and they have a relatively fast growth rate in mature colonies if they have the perfect conditions to thrive. They can be found in very dry areas and also somewhat humid areas with plenty of wood. One of the other adaptations in Heterotermes is the relatively fast Neotenic formation within the colony. Unlike Re ...
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Heterotermes Occiduus
''Heterotermes'' is a genus of termites belonging to the family Rhinotermitidae. The genus has almost cosmopolitan distribution. General overview Heterotermes is a termite genus from the Rhinotermitidae Family. One of their closest relatives is Reticulitermes. And like its relative, some Heterotermes have also been considered pests because they form pretty large colonies; to feed all their members, they need food in massive amounts. Therefore, Heterotermes try to feed themselves by gathering cellulose food from dead tree logs, stumps, and branches, to man-made wooden structures in buildings, books, paper, etc. Heterotermes are also one of the most adaptive termites around, and they have a relatively fast growth rate in mature colonies if they have the perfect conditions to thrive. They can be found in very dry areas and also somewhat humid areas with plenty of wood. One of the other adaptations in Heterotermes is the relatively fast Neotenic formation within the colony. Unlike Re ...
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Heterotermes Malabaricus
''Heterotermes'' is a genus of termites belonging to the family Rhinotermitidae. The genus has almost cosmopolitan distribution. General overview Heterotermes is a termite genus from the Rhinotermitidae Family. One of their closest relatives is Reticulitermes. And like its relative, some Heterotermes have also been considered pests because they form pretty large colonies; to feed all their members, they need food in massive amounts. Therefore, Heterotermes try to feed themselves by gathering cellulose food from dead tree logs, stumps, and branches, to man-made wooden structures in buildings, books, paper, etc. Heterotermes are also one of the most adaptive termites around, and they have a relatively fast growth rate in mature colonies if they have the perfect conditions to thrive. They can be found in very dry areas and also somewhat humid areas with plenty of wood. One of the other adaptations in Heterotermes is the relatively fast Neotenic formation within the colony. Unlike Re ...
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Heterotermes Maculatus
''Heterotermes'' is a genus of termites belonging to the family Rhinotermitidae. The genus has almost cosmopolitan distribution. General overview Heterotermes is a termite genus from the Rhinotermitidae Family. One of their closest relatives is Reticulitermes. And like its relative, some Heterotermes have also been considered pests because they form pretty large colonies; to feed all their members, they need food in massive amounts. Therefore, Heterotermes try to feed themselves by gathering cellulose food from dead tree logs, stumps, and branches, to man-made wooden structures in buildings, books, paper, etc. Heterotermes are also one of the most adaptive termites around, and they have a relatively fast growth rate in mature colonies if they have the perfect conditions to thrive. They can be found in very dry areas and also somewhat humid areas with plenty of wood. One of the other adaptations in Heterotermes is the relatively fast Neotenic formation within the colony. Unlike Re ...
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Heterotermes Longiceps
''Heterotermes'' is a genus of termites belonging to the family Rhinotermitidae. The genus has almost cosmopolitan distribution. General overview Heterotermes is a termite genus from the Rhinotermitidae Family. One of their closest relatives is Reticulitermes. And like its relative, some Heterotermes have also been considered pests because they form pretty large colonies; to feed all their members, they need food in massive amounts. Therefore, Heterotermes try to feed themselves by gathering cellulose food from dead tree logs, stumps, and branches, to man-made wooden structures in buildings, books, paper, etc. Heterotermes are also one of the most adaptive termites around, and they have a relatively fast growth rate in mature colonies if they have the perfect conditions to thrive. They can be found in very dry areas and also somewhat humid areas with plenty of wood. One of the other adaptations in Heterotermes is the relatively fast Neotenic formation within the colony. Unlike Re ...
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Heterotermes Longicatena
''Heterotermes'' is a genus of termites belonging to the family Rhinotermitidae. The genus has almost cosmopolitan distribution. General overview Heterotermes is a termite genus from the Rhinotermitidae Family. One of their closest relatives is Reticulitermes. And like its relative, some Heterotermes have also been considered pests because they form pretty large colonies; to feed all their members, they need food in massive amounts. Therefore, Heterotermes try to feed themselves by gathering cellulose food from dead tree logs, stumps, and branches, to man-made wooden structures in buildings, books, paper, etc. Heterotermes are also one of the most adaptive termites around, and they have a relatively fast growth rate in mature colonies if they have the perfect conditions to thrive. They can be found in very dry areas and also somewhat humid areas with plenty of wood. One of the other adaptations in Heterotermes is the relatively fast Neotenic formation within the colony. Unlike Re ...
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