Termite queens close the sperm gates of eggs to switch from sexual to asexual reproduction

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Breeding Biology of Reticulitermes aculabialis (Isoptera: Rhinotermitidae).

The Free Library, 31 Jul 2022

Byline: Haroon, Chen-Xu Ye, Yu-Xin Li, Hong-Xin Zhang, Qing Liu, Xiao-Hong Su and Lian-Xi Xing Key words Breeding biology of…

Female termites found to clone themselves via asexual reproduction

Phys.org, 26 Nov 2014

(Phys.org) —A pair of researches with Kyoto University has found how the queen of one species of termite, Reticulitermes…

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