[DOC] [TLE] Fungi and Insect Symbiosis [PAR] Instead, they have symbiotic bacteria, in their stomach, that have the enzymes 
that ... mycelium in well-decomposed plant material as their source of food. ... 
These fungi are known to grow on different, anatomical parts of arthropod bodies. 
.... In some of these social insects, the mound-building termites of Africa and Asia, 
and... [DOC] [TLE] Termite - Wikipedia [PAR] Termites are eusocial insects that are classified at the taxonomic rank of 
infraorder Isoptera, ... Although these insects are often called white ants, they are 
not ants. ... in 1934, that these insects are most closely related to wood-eating 
cockroaches .... Among certain termites, soldiers may use their globular (
phragmotic) heads... [DOC] [TLE] The Guts That Scrape The Skies  Phenomena: Not Exactly Rocket ... [PAR] Sep 23, 2014 ... Left: Termite mound in Senegal, by H. Grobe. ... bodies of tiny insects and 
expands into towers that scrape the skies. ... Like most of its kin, it eats wood and 
other plant matter. ... M.natalensis is a farmer, which grows a fungus in its nest. ... 
bodies, the termites effectively cultivate their own digestive systems. [DOC] [TLE] termite | insect | Britannica.com [PAR] Isoptera any of a group of cellulose-eating insects, the social system of which ... 
the 2,750 known termite species have been reported as pests, many of these .... 
wood or soil that has been softened by rain and seal the hole with their own .... 
Spectacular mounds are built by fungus-growing termites in Indomalaya and 
Africa. [DOC] [TLE] Termites - NC State University [PAR] All members of the order Isoptera are eusocial insects. ... They become pests 
when their appetite for wood and wood products extends to human homes, fence
... [DOC] [TLE] Natural History Magazine | Feature [PAR] Their residence is a nest below the mound, a spherical underground city about 
six ... each grow a particular species of fungus that predigests the termites' food. 
The insects swallow grass, bark, dead wood, and undigested matter in other 
animals' ... Lscher's scheme (a version of what is known as thermosiphon 
ventilation)... [DOC] [TLE] Farming fungi - Wageningen UR [PAR] ago, but cultivating your own ... fungus for food inside their nests2 for ... and the 
fungi grow on this substrate. ... It's been known for a long time that some termites 
perform intensive ... Ants are the other social insects, apart from termites, that, 
about 50 million years ... Two Pierneef woodcut prints of termite mounds in 
Namibia. [DOC] [TLE] Drywood Termites and Other Wood Destroying Insects [PAR] Their are no workers in the dry wood termite group - instead the young ... They 
eat wood in houses, utility poles, furniture and dying trees. ... After 15 years, the 
dry wood termite colony will have grown to approximately 3,000 individuals. ... 
These pellets shift from small holes in the surface of infested wood or are pushed 
out... [DOC] [TLE] Gordon's Isoptera (Termites) Page - The Earth Life Web [PAR] Termites are well known both for their destruction of human property and for their 
... (will eat almost anything) and has been described as the most destructive 
insect in ... are the Macrotermtinae which grow fungi for food (Termitomyces) 
inside their .... food and each termite species has its own species of fungi, these 
fungi are... [DOC] [TLE] Termites - info and games - Sheppard Software [PAR] Termites have biting mouthparts and their soft bodies are small, rarely over 10 
mm in length. ... Fungi farmers: Some species of termite practise farming! ... 
These mounds can have very distinctive forms, such as those of the compass 
termite, ... Eating everything: Because of their wood-eating habits, termites 
sometimes do... [DOC] [TLE] Termite Intelligence Update - Searching for the Mind with Jon Lieff, MD [PAR] Mar 15, 2015 ... The workers, who eat tasty wood, have microbes in their gut that ... In areas of 
dryness, the well-spaced termite mounds make oases of ... Even ants, spiders,

Question: Some of these insects known for eating wood grow their own fungi for food in their mounds
Answer: termites