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Occurrence records of the Neotropical Ant-gardens (AGs) and the AG ant/epiphyte species

Jonas Morales‐Linares, Alejandro Flores‐Palacios, Angélica María Corona‐López, Víctor Hugo Toledo‐Hernández

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Abstract

Records of occurrence of both the Neotropical Ant-gardens (AGs) and the species of ants and epiphytes associated with this mutualism. The AG records were obtained from literature and fieldwork. The ants and epiphytes records were obtained from GBIF, ANTMAPS, REMIB, specialized myrmecological and floristic lists, and field collections.

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Records of occurrence of both the Neotropical Ant-gardens (AGs) and the species of ants and epiphytes associated with this mutualism. The AG records were obtained from literature and fieldwork. The ants and epiphytes records were obtained from GBIF, ANTMAPS, REMIB, specialized myrmecological and floristic lists, and field collections.

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Records of occurrence of both the Neotropical Ant-gardens (AGs) and the species of ants and epiphytes associated with this mutualism. The AG records were obtained from literature and fieldwork. The ants and epiphytes records were obtained from GBIF, ANTMAPS, REMIB, specialized myrmecological and floristic lists, and field collections.

Key concepts: ANT, Epiphyte, Myrmecophyte, Ecology, Biology, Geography, Pollen, Nectar

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