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Isolates of Teratosphaeriaceae have frequently been found in the integument of attine ants, proving to be common and diverse in this microenvironment. The LSU phylogeny of the ant-isolated strains studied revealed that they cluster in two main lineages.
Duarte, A. P.M. +5 more
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To date, the silver nanowire-based conductor has been widely used for flexible/stretchable electronics due to its several advantages. The optical nanowire annealing process has also received interest as an alternative annealing process to the Ag nanowire
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The targeted delivery of cancer immunotherapies has increased noticeably in recent years. Recent advancements in immunotherapy, particularly in blocking the immune checkpoints (ICs) axis, have shown favorable treatment outcomes for multiple types of ...
Clyde John +4 more
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Climate‐driven phenological shifts in emergence dates of British bees
Climate change has a diverse range of impacts on wild bees, including their phenology or timing of life history events. Climate‐driven phenological shifts can not only impact individuals at species level but also threaten the vital pollination service ...
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Strong μ‐faster convergence and strong μ‐acceleration of convergence by regular matrices
The present paper continues the study of acceleration of convergence started in the paper [A. Aasma, Proc. Estonian Acad. Sci. Phys. Math., 2006, 55, 4, 195–209].
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Some notes on matrix transforms of summability domains of Cesàro matrices
In this paper sufficient conditions for a matrix M = (mnk ) (mnk are Cesàro numbers As n‐k, s ∈ C if k ≤ n and mnk= 0 if k > n) to be a transform from the summability domain of the Cesàro method Cα into the summability domain of another Cesàro method Cβ ,
Ants Aasma
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Do bromeliads affect the arboreal ant communities on orange trees in northwestern Costa Rica?
Ants often interact with other invertebrates as predators or mutualists. Epiphytic bromeliads provide nesting sites for ants, and could increase ant abundances in the tree canopy.
Beatrice Rost-Komiya +3 more
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Negative effects of ant-plant interaction on pollination: costs of a mutualism
The mutualism of ants and extrafloral nectary (EFN)-bearing plants is known to reduce rates of herbivory. However, ants may have negative impacts on other mutualisms such as pollination, constituting an indirect cost of a facultative mutualism.
Rodrigo R Nogueira +4 more
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