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Drywood Termite (Genera Kalotermes & Incisitermes)
Prevalence : Widespread
  Appearance : Larger than subterranean termites, up to one-half inch long; no worker caste in the colony.
  Habits : Create colonies in wood, with no connection to the ground necessary; often found in attic wood; need very little moisture.
  Diet : Wood and occasionally other cellulose material.
  Reproduction : Nymphs pass through seven instars before reaching adulthood; sexual forms eventually swarm to form new colony.
  Other Information : Cause serious damage to structures, often long before they are discovered; piles of sawdust-like pellets are a distinct sign of infestation; not as widespread as subterranean termite; colonies may contain up to 2,700 members.
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