What type of food do Drywood Termites infest?

Drywood termites primarily infest wood and wooden structures as their source of food and residence. These pests are capable of digesting cellulose, a component found in wood, and they thrive in dry environments, making the wooden components of buildings, furniture, and other structures their primary targets.

The choice about sofas and other furniture is somewhat related because such furniture can be made of wood, but it does not encompass the full scope of Drywood termites’ habitat and feeding patterns. The focus on wooden structures emphasizes their behavior as they colonize timbers and structural elements in homes and buildings rather than just upholstered items. The other options, such as paper products and plants, are less applicable as Drywood termites specifically prefer the wood itself for their survival and reproduction.