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Termite sanitary behaviour and their associated bacteria protect against latent Xylaria and entomopathogenic Metarhizium
Fungus-growing termites harbour diverse microbial communities in their combs and guts. However, culture-based surveys, cross-colony and cross-regional comparisons and assessments of their antimicrobial activities against entomopathogens and fungal weeds remain limited. Through culture-dependent isol
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