Assertion: termite's tract | /r/HasProperty | digestive
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text: Before they can start the hard work of eating trees, termites must obtain a supply of microorganisms for their digestive tracts.
text: Termites do eat each other’s feces, as it helps their stomachs effectively build up their digestive tracts,” pest and wildlife expert Paul Dube said.
text: Termites can only survive with the help of microbes that live in their digestive tracts.
text: Before starting the hard work of eating trees, termites must get a supply of microorganisms for their digestive tracts.
text: Termites have protozoa in their digestive tracts that can convert cellulose into usable food, so subterranean termites feed on items that contain cellulose, such as paper, fiberboard, or fabrics derived from cotton or plant fibers, but they primarily feed on dead wood and wood by-products.
text: However, termites cannot digest cellulose without the help of protozoa and bacteria in their digestive tracts.