Which organism is specifically known for causing problems in various wood structures?

The Asia ambrosia beetle is specifically known for causing significant problems in various wood structures. This beetle, which has become an invasive species in many regions, tunnels into wood to create galleries where it lays its eggs. In the process, it can introduce fungi into the wood, further compromising the structural integrity and leading to decay. This combined effect can result in serious damage to wooden structures, furniture, and trees.

While other organisms listed, such as termites and carpenter ants, also cause damage to wood, the Asia ambrosia beetle is particularly noted for its ability to affect both living trees and dead wood with its unique behavior and the associated fungal infections. This makes it a notable concern for those involved in pest management regarding wood structures.