Two invasive termite species are mating in Florida, forming hybrids that could spread worldwide and resist treatments.

A new termite treatment blocks molting, spreads through colonies, and kills up to 95% when combined with a chemical lure.

Recent research has revealed that two invasive species of termites in Florida have managed to produce a hybrid, raising concerns about the destructive potential this new breed brings to the table.

The University of Florida has confirmed that a new hybrid of termites, from the Asian subterranean and Formosan termites, are ...

For a more natural or environmentally friendly solution, soapy water in bowls set near light sources will capture these pests ...

It's termite swarming season in Southeast Texas. Every year around late spring the Formosan subterranean termites set out in mass. They take flight on nights when there is little wind, usually ...

Swarmers are also known as the reproductive termites ... Shank says homeowners will start seeing the Formosan Subterranean Termites, starting mid-May through June. They are not native and more ...

Termite swarming season, a period of high termite activity and reproduction, is approaching in Florida. Eastern subterranean and Formosan termites pose significant threats to Florida homeowners ...

Subterranean termites create mud tunnels to serve as ... Spreading from worker to soldier to reproductive to queen, it “literally knocks the colony out,” Olsen said. Treatments can last ...

Alates: Alates are the winged reproductive termites that leave ... which have elbowed antennae and a narrow waist. Subterranean termites tend to be more of a problem because they're hard to ...