
Other Termite Research
A round-up of interesting termite discoveries in the less common areas of academic research.

A round-up of interesting termite discoveries in the less common areas of academic research.

Dr Thomas Chouvenc, Associate Professor of Urban Entomology at the University of Florida, explains the role of cannibalism within termite colonies.

Dr Nicholas Poulos, postdoctoral termite researcher at the University of California, Riverside, shares new discoveries into determining the age of drywood termite frass.

Peter Brigden, General Manager at Termseal Australia, explains how to take an integrated approach to termite management, highlighting key areas of protection that are frequently overlooked.

Greenzone has forged a path of innovation within the pre-construction termite sector and acts as a one-stop shop for termite management professionals.

Could privately owned boats be a contributing factor in termite dispersal across the globe?

Agserv is a product supplier that equips termite professionals with everything they need to perform inspections and treatments.

Josh Turner, owner and operator of Turner Pest Control, South Australia, shares his experience of using Termatrac devices.

Professor Chow-Yang Lee from the University of California, Riverside, outlines the impact of termite baiting in Southeast Asia.

A team of Spanish researchers have successfully conducted an area-wide elimination of termites, as outlined in their research paper published in the Journal of Economic Entomology.

Reintroducing the Altis Reticulation System for termite management, which is now available from Greenzone.

Dr Partho Dhang shares his experience of the 2024 Pacific Rim Termite Research Group Conference that took place in Manila in March.