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History of the Leaf-Cutting Ant Problem
2019Pest species of leaf-cutting ants are restricted to the two genera Acromyrmex and Atta and, like the whole tribe Attini to which they belong, they are confined to the New World approximately between the latitudes 33°N and 44°S. Certainly pest problems in the species-poor areas of Central and North America are much less acute than they are in the south.
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Diploid male production in a leaf‐cutting ant
Ecological Entomology, 20101. In haplodiploid social insects where males are haploid and females are diploid, inbreeding depression is expressed as the production of diploid males when homozygosity at the sex‐determining locus results in the production of diploid individuals with a male phenotype.
Armitage, S., Boomsma, J., Baer, Boris
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Interspecific aggression in leaf-cutting ants
Animal Behaviour, 1979Abstract Interspecific aggression between leaf-cutting ants is described both in the field and in the laboratory, and a species hierarchy in fighting success is postulated. As opponents get bigger, however, the dominant species takes longer to attack, until opponents are much larger when the usually dominant species is defeated.
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Aerial Baiting to Control Leaf-cutting Ants
PANS Pest Articles & News Summaries, 1972(1972). Aerial Baiting to Control Leaf-cutting Ants. PANS Pest Articles & News Summaries: Vol. 18, No. 1, pp. 71-74.
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Stridulation in leaf-cutting ants
Naturwissenschaften, 1993F. Roces, J. Tautz, B. H�lldobler
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Limited impacts of the fungus on nests of leaf-cutting ants
Fungal Ecology, 2023Keminy Ribett Bautz +2 more
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