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• W1959642764 abstract "In a world flora that harbors pollinators as diverse as slugs, mosquitoes, honey-possums, hummingbirds, and thrips; involving mechanisms as bizarre as pseudocopulation, pseudoaggression, and floral fermentation; and with reproductive structures as simple and ephemeral as the buttercup or as complex and long-lived as the Banksia inflorescence, it is very strange indeed that ants have not played a greater part. There are very few well-documented cases of pollination by ants. On the contrary, ants are widely regarded as thieves, parasitizing plants by taking floral rewards intended for pollinators, without performing the movements necessary for pollination (McDade & Kinsman 1980; Wyatt 1981; Fritz & Morse 1981; Willmer & Corbet 1981; Schaffer et al. 1983), or by simply chewing floral organs such as the style and ovary (Galen 1983)." @default.
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• W1959642764 title "Ant pollination" @default.
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