-
significant ant–plant
interaction with
worldwide distribution. Most
myrmecochorous plants produce seeds with elaiosomes, a term encomp****ing
various external...
-
which it has
evolved because myrmecochorous lineages contain more than
twice as many
species as
their non-
myrmecochorous sister groups.
Dispersal of seeds...
- that is held off the
ground by the
flower stalk. E.
americanum is a
myrmecochorous plant,
meaning that ants help dis**** the
seeds and
reduce seed predation...
- an Ant-Plant Mutalism: The
Argentine Ant (Iridomyrmex Humilis) and
Myrmecochorous Proteaceae". Ecology. 65 (4): 1031–1037. doi:10.2307/1938311. ISSN 0012-9658...
- Farji-Brener,
Argentinean myrmecologist Susanne Foitzik,
German myrmecologist Myrmecochorous (adj.) dis****d by ants
Myrmecophagous (adj.)
feeding on ants Myrmecophile...
- very rare. Some ****coceae
having seeds with
elaiosomes are
probably myrmecochorous (e.g. ****coce hepperiana).
Epizoochorous taxa are
limited to herbaceous...
- an ant-plant mutualism: The
Argentine ant,
Iridomyrmex humilis and
myrmecochorous Proteaceae". Ecology. 65 (4): 1031–1037. doi:10.2307/1938311. JSTOR 1938311...
- drop off
between July 1 and July 10. In general,
Trillium species are
myrmecochorous, that is, ants
facilitate seed
dispersal in most (if not all) species...
-
symmetry and has leaf
veins unlike those of Trillium.
Trilliums are
myrmecochorous, that is, ants act as
agents of seed dispersal. Each seed of a ripe...
- and beetles.[better source needed] In general,
Trillium species are
myrmecochorous, that is, ants
facilitate seed
dispersal in most (if not all) species...
