Assertion: drywood termite | /r/AtLocation | wood
Facets:
value: in the building
type: LOCATION
value: unlike subterranean termites
type: OTHER
value: exclusively
type: DEGREE
Source sentences:
text: Subterranean termites live underground, inside woodpiles, wood and manure heaps, while drywood termites live in wood exclusively.
text: Drywood termites live inside wood and do not make contact with soil.
text: When two drywood termites establish a small nest in wood, they seal the hole they used to enter the wood and do not leave the nest.
text: Drywood termites, more rare in the United States, live in the wood they consume and sometimes infest walls and furniture.
text: Unlike subterranean termites that commute from their underground homes to feed on timbers, drywood termites live inside the wood they eat.
text: Drywood termites live within the wood they consume and oftentimes infest walls and furniture.
text: So far, none of these species have become established in the state, but, when not detected for some time, it is possible for drywood termites to move from the initial piece of infested wood or furniture into other wood in the building.
text: Drywood termites, on the other hand, live in wood that’s above ground, including inside homes, and can survive without soil contact.
text: Living inside wood, drywood termites produce tiny fecal pellets.