Scott Sharp was correct–good powers of observation. Now the 2nd question remains–What is the structure that commands the ant’s attention? Hint: Try googling EFN and Partridge Pea
Here’s the promised close up:
BW
Scott Sharp was correct–good powers of observation. Now the 2nd question remains–What is the structure that commands the ant’s attention? Hint: Try googling EFN and Partridge Pea
Here’s the promised close up:
BW
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1 jstilesoe // Aug 26, 2008 at 12:50 pm
Extrafloral nectaries on the plant provide a food source for the ant and other insects. This is thanks to R.F. Mizell out of the University of Florida. It will be a great pic to show students when we are discussing symbiotic relationships.
2 Brad Williamson // Aug 26, 2008 at 1:53 pm
Nicely done, Josie. I’ll try and remember to post a closer view of the ant and the EFN when I get home.
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