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1. Géographie des termites souterrains en région Centre-Val de Loire : le risque d’une espèce invasive

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Dominique Andrieu, Elfie Perdereau, Christelle Robinet, Christelle Suppo, Simon Dupont, Maxime Cornillon, and Anne-Geneviève Bagnères

Subjects
spatial analysis, invasive species, termites, favorable area, urban pest, biological risk assessment, Geography (General), G1-922
Abstract

This study presents research concerning subterranean termites found in the Centre-Val de Loire region. More specifically, we examined the geographical distribution of Reticulitermes flavipes, a globally invasive species. This work was conducted in collaboration with both social and life science specialists in order to better understand the factors mediating its spatial distribution. Using geomatics and the spatial analysis of R. flavipes’ distribution, we were able to define geographical areas favorable to the termite. This geographical study and the diversity of players involved in this research underscore a growing awareness of termite invasion risks in society at large.

Published
2017
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2. Subterranean termites in the Centre-Val de Loire region: distribution patterns and invasion risks

Author

Andrieu, Dominique, Perdereau, Elfie, Robinet, Christelle, Suppo, Christelle, Dupont, Simon, Cornillon, Maxime, and Bagneres, Anne-Genevieve

Subjects
Animal biology, Région Centre-Val de Loire, régulation, Biologie animale, espèce invasive, invasion biologique, termites, Reticulitermes flavipes, invasive species, spatial analysis, favorable area, urban pest, biological risk assessment, analyse spatiale, aire favorable, nuisible urbain, risque-termites, reticulitermes flavipes, termite
Abstract

This study presents research concerning subterranean termites found in the Centre-Val de Loire region. More specifically, we examined the geographical distribution of Reticulitermes flavipes, a globally invasive species. This work was conducted in collaboration with both social and life science specialists in order to better understand the factors mediating its spatial distribution. Using geomatics and the spatial analysis of R. flavipes' distribution, we were able to define geographical areas favorable to the termite. This geographical study and the diversity of players involved in this research underscore a growing awareness of termite invasion risks in society at large.

Published
2017

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