Effect of gut transit and mound deposit on soil organic matter transformations in the soil feeding termite: a review.

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Specific functional signature in soil macro‐invertebrate biostructures (2005, background): “Termites use their saliva as an organic glue to assemble particles during the construction of the mounds and sheathings (see review by Brauman 2000).”
Feeding groups, lifetypes and the global ecology of termites (2001, unknown): “Thereafter, although we could, in a formal sense, distinguish between ‘single-piece’ and ‘separatepiece’ soil feeders, this distinction breaks down for the many species that feed on their ‘separate-piece’ soil nests (Brauman 2000; Brauman et al. 2000).”