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1.1 Termite as pest insect Termites are insects that belong to Termitidae and from systematic point of view cockroaches are most closely-related to them. Although termites had been formed the independent order, Isoptera, recently they became a part of Blattodea (Inward et al., 2007). While cockroach is one of the most important household and hygiene pest insects all over the world, termite is also occupying a high position as a household pest insect. However their position is bit different from their closest relatives and is a structural pest which attacks and gives serious damage to wooden structures such as residences [c.f., in developing countries they are pests to trees and agricultural products (Constantino, 2002)]. In Japan, several hundred million dollars are spent annually for the prevention and control of termites (Yoshimura, 2001; Tsunoda, 2003). One thing to be addressed here is that termites are very important decomposers of cellulose in the ecosystem. They become pest insects when their habitats overlap those of humans.

Colony Elimination of Subterranean Termites by Bait Application Using Benzoylphenylurea Compounds, with Special Reference to Bistrifluron