Xylomycophagy in a close relative of termites: Lamproblattidae (Blattodea) systematics, ecology, and diet

Figure 16.

Images of gut contents from L. mimadelfi individuals, from entire gut unless specified otherwise. A, B Unidentified material and fibers. C, D Contents of foregut (proventriculus is visible in C) showing unidentifiable material and some insect parts. E, F Unidentified material and with some possible plant tissues. G, H Unidentified material. C, E, G are dry dissections; D, F, H show material submerged in 70% ethanol.

	Figure 16. Images of gut contents from L. mimadelfi individuals, from entire gut unless specified otherwise. A, B Unidentified material and fibers. C, D Contents of foregut (proventriculus is visible in C) showing unidentifiable material and some insect parts. E, F Unidentified material and with some possible plant tissues. G, H Unidentified material. C, E, G are dry dissections; D, F, H show material submerged in 70% ethanol.
	Part of: Evangelista DA, Medina-Espinoza EF, Mendieta Yáñez SK, Drager K, Swichtenberg KL, Gile G, Kang Y, Hromádka J, Vanker K, Sanchez-Herrera M (2026) Xylomycophagy in a close relative of termites: Lamproblattidae (Blattodea) systematics, ecology, and diet. Arthropod Systematics & Phylogeny 84: 309-342. https://doi.org/10.3897/asp.84.e144506