Odontotermes badius
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Odontotermes badius workers tending a ventilation tunnel (click on image to enlarge it)
Source: Wikimedia Commons
Source: Wikimedia Commons
Odontotermes badius (Haviland, 1898)
This is a subterranean, mound-building termite, found in tropical and southern Africa. It can be a pest of groundnuts, sugarcane and other crops. These are used for the fungus gardens of the termites. The mounds have vertical, crater-like ventilation tunnels (crater termite).
Publications covering Odontotermes badius
Environmental Microbiology (2015) 17, 2562-2572
Michael Poulsen (2015)
Towards an integrated understanding of the consequences of fungus domestication on the fungus-growing termite gut microbiota
Insect Science and its Application (2001) 21, 23-32
V.C. Umeh, O. Youm and F. Waliyar (2001)
Soil pests of groundnut in Sub-Saharan Africa - A review