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A survey of farmers' peanut fields in Benin showed\udthat Aspergillus flavus Link ex Fries infection was influenced by Microtermes (Isoptera: Termitidae) damage.\udField trials conducted at the ICRISAT station and a\udfarmer's plot in Mali on termite damage and Aspergillus\udspp. infection showed that peanut plots treated with\udcarbofuran at planting and supplemented with chlorpyrifos\udat 40 days after planting (dap), or treated with only\udchlorpyrifos at 40 dap, significantly reduced pod damage\udby the termite M. lepidus Sjostedt. and colonization by\udA. flavus. The cultivar ICG 10946 which had significantly\udmore A. flavus (P < 0.05) also had a higher percentage of damaged pods compared with tlle other cultivars at the on-station trials. The least infected cultivar in all the trials was 47-16 which also had a comparatively\udlower percentage of termite-damaged pods, although\udthis was not Significant. However, termite damage\udwas correlated with A. flavus percentage colonizatio

Aspergillus Species Colonization of Termite-Damaged Peanuts in Parts of West Africa and Its Control Prospects