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Termite Nutrient Preference and Impacts on Decomposition
Termites are the major wood decomposers in warmer climates and their activity, which can impact nutrient cycling, decomposition, and soil erosion, depends on the availability of biologically essential nutrients; termites require certain nutrients and shortfalls can decrease termite activity. Of the
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