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Impacts of bark beetles and termites on wood decomposer communities in Honduras
Wood decomposition impacts forest ecology and is driven primarily by termites and fungi. Bark beetles attack and kill trees, inoculating them with blue stain fungi, which attracts termites. Termites are ecosystem engineers that can impact other decomposer’s colonization of wood. We predicted that wo
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