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Citronella Ant
Behavior – The citronella ant is actually named the "large yellow
ant," but it derives its nickname from the strong citronella odor emitted
from its body. These ants are subterranean in nature. They feed on the
honeydew produced by subterranean aphids and mealybugs, which feed on the
roots of trees and other plants. The workers are not seen foraging in
homes and buildings; rather it is the winged reproductives, called
swarmers, that enter buildings in early- to mid-spring. These males and
females enter the home from cracks in the foundation or through subslab
heating ducts. The sudden appearance of hundreds of these swarmers is
often disconcerting to homeowners. The swarmers also have the strong,
characteristic citronella odor. Suggested Control Products |
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