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Land-use intensification has a direct effect on te rmite encounters, individuals and species richness in an ecosystem. Species richness decrease s with increase in land-use intensity. The function al groups are also affected by the degree of disturban ces within the land systems, with a higher percenta ge of damp-wood termites occurring in the primary fore st, while the fungus growers are more predominant in the disturbed environment. However, termite dens ities are independent of land-use systems. Termite activities and decomposition of tissue paper baits increases with Increase in land-use intensity, and re independent of seasonal changes. Land-use intensifi cation could therefore be an important factor in determining species richness, functional compositio n and abundance of termites in a disturbed or undisturbed ecosystem.

TERMITE ASSEMBLAGES AND DECOMPOSITION OF TISSUE PAPER BAITS ALONG A GRADIENT OF LAND USE INTENSIFICATION IN OWENA, SOUTHWEST NIGERIA