The document discusses dry wood termites, detailing their characteristics, habitat, diet, natural enemies, and life cycle. It highlights that termites are highly destructive pests, with significant habitats constructed from soil and their bodily substances. Additionally, it provides contact information for pest control services in Sydney.

1. Dry Wood Termites
By Brad Iranzadi

2. Table of Contents
Chapter 1 : Introduction
Chapter 2 : Defination of termites
Chapter 3 : Termites home
Chapter 4 : Termites colony
Chapter 5 : Termites food
Chapter 5 : Enemy of termites
Chapter 6 : Image of termites
Chapter 7 : Life cycle of termites

3. Introduction
Termites are very
small, usually gray or
white in color and soft
bodied pests. There are
over 350 species of
termites in Australia.
Termites or white ants
are always place a big
role. They are very
destructive than fire.

4. Termites Colony

5. Termites Home
A termite mound is
a mixture of soil,
termite saliva and
droppings. It is
constructed by
termites. Although
termite mounds are
solid in texture but
in their walls have
holes for entering
air from outside.

6. Termites Food
Termites mainly eat
stored timber, waste
timber, formwork
timbers, dead trees
and there after the
cellulose of a plant is
constructed of.
Cellulose is the most
important component
of a plant.

7. Enemy of Termites
Ants, spiders eat termites. Termite and ants are
natural enemies. Termites are representing a
source of food for ants.

8. Image of Termites

9. Life cycle of Termites

10. For More Information Contact Us
www.sydneypestcontrol.org
Call us : 02 94547774 Or 0488991126
Email id : info@sydneypestcontrol.org
Address : 21/1-19 regent st Redfern NSW
2016, Australia