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. 2019 Oct 15;28(1):2–20. doi: 10.1111/1744-7917.12726

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Fig. 3 — Termite infestation and distribution in China [GS(2019)3200]. Provinces, municipalities and islands are abbreviated as follows: Extreme infestation (GD, Guangdong; GX, Guangxi; HaN, Hainan; FJ, Fujian; ZJ, Zhejiang; SH, Shanghai; Ma, Macau; HK, Hong Kong; TW, Taiwan; XI, Xisha Islands; NI, Nansha Islands). High infestation (HB, Hubei; HN, Hunan; JX, Jiangxi; AH, Anhui; JS, Jiangsu; CQ, Chongqing; SC, Sichuan; YN, Yunnan). Moderate infestation (GZ, Guizhou; ShX, Shaanxi; HeN, Henan; SD, Shandong; LN, Liaoning; some parts of TI, Tibet; some parts of GS, Gansu). Low infestation (BJ, Beijing; TJ, Tianjin; SX, Shanxi; HeB, Hebei; JL, Jilin). No infestation (XJ, Xinjiang; QH, Qinghai; NX, Ningxia; IM, Inner Mongolia; HLJ, Heilongjiang; TI, Tibet; GS, Gansu). Data from Zhong and Li (2004); Mo et al. (2008).