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Termites

Termitidae

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Field Notes

Notes:

The termites have attacked a wattle that was dying from being in a disturbed suburban situation on the edge of a track. As the shrubs have grown larger the path has become obstructed so the wattle is no longer by a used path and it has rallied. The dead parts of the bush support both the termites and new growth

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Termitidae, Termites, White Ants - Order Isoptera

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Flora & Fauna of New South Wales
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PublishedOctober 2, 2013

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