Table 2.
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Iron and zinc contents (mg/100 g dry matter) of four species of termites consumed in Kenya.

TermiteIronZinc
M. subylanus; dewinged53.33 ± 1.468.10 ± 2.80
P. militaris; dewinged60.29 ± 1.1112.86 ± 0.92
M. bellicosus; dewinged115.97 ± 3.4610.76 ± 1.93
P. spiniger; dewinged64.77 ± 2.667.10 ± 1.82
TermiteIronZinc
M. subylanus; dewinged53.33 ± 1.468.10 ± 2.80
P. militaris; dewinged60.29 ± 1.1112.86 ± 0.92
M. bellicosus; dewinged115.97 ± 3.4610.76 ± 1.93
P. spiniger; dewinged64.77 ± 2.667.10 ± 1.82

1Source: Kinyuru et al., 2013.

Table 2.
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Iron and zinc contents (mg/100 g dry matter) of four species of termites consumed in Kenya.

TermiteIronZinc
M. subylanus; dewinged53.33 ± 1.468.10 ± 2.80
P. militaris; dewinged60.29 ± 1.1112.86 ± 0.92
M. bellicosus; dewinged115.97 ± 3.4610.76 ± 1.93
P. spiniger; dewinged64.77 ± 2.667.10 ± 1.82
TermiteIronZinc
M. subylanus; dewinged53.33 ± 1.468.10 ± 2.80
P. militaris; dewinged60.29 ± 1.1112.86 ± 0.92
M. bellicosus; dewinged115.97 ± 3.4610.76 ± 1.93
P. spiniger; dewinged64.77 ± 2.667.10 ± 1.82

1Source: Kinyuru et al., 2013.

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