(2) Biological control method, according to the interspecific struggle and the relationship between termites and fungi in nature, using natural enemies of termites to control termites and using fungal indicators to find nests.
(3) Physical and mechanical control method, which uses manpower, instruments and physical energy such as light, heat, electricity, sound and waves to control termites.
1, nest-digging method 2, trapping method (light trapping winged adults, bait trapping) 3, thermal killing method 4, building sand barriers to prevent termites from crossing 5, application of biophysics in termite control (high-frequency and microwave termite killing, radioisotope display, audio frequency nesting, resistivity nesting, ground penetrating radar nesting).
(4) Chemical control method, that is, through certain methods, various toxic chemicals-chemicals are used to directly contact termites, or habitats, breeding grounds and harmful substances are treated, so that termites are poisoned to death by contacting or swallowing chemicals, or they cannot be harmed by avoidance. It is characterized by quick response, high efficiency, simple use and little geographical restriction.
1, termite control agent dosage form
Powder, wettable powder, emulsion, water agent, oil agent, tablet (lozenge), smoke agent
2, the use of termite control agent
Powder spraying, liquid spraying, pressure injection, fumigation, smoke suppression, brushing, dipping, drug trapping, hormone trapping, poison bait trapping, toxic soil belt construction, seed soaking, watering, drug-containing mud filling, and ant-proof medicine belt wrapping.
3. Common termite control agents
Organochlorine: mirex and chlordane.
Organophosphorus: chlorpyrifos.