What is another word for Family Termitidae?
Pronunciation: [fˈamɪli tˈɜːmɪtˌɪdiː] (IPA) 
The Family Termitidae is a taxonomic classification of termites commonly known as "higher termites". The family Termitidae encompasses the most diverse group of termites, with over 2800 species worldwide. Synonyms for this family include "Macrotermitinae", "Apicotermitinae", and "Termitopsidae". The Macrotermitinae includes species of fungus-growing termites known for their prominent fungus gardens and mutualistic relationships with fungi. The Apicotermitinae includes species known for their ability to cultivate plants and form symbiotic relationships with other organisms. The Termitopsidae includes species found in the New World and are known for their sap-feeding habits. Overall, the Family Termitidae is a diverse group of termites with many interesting and unique species.
