lmu-study-ants-began-to-actively-cultivate-their-plant-partners-at-least-three-million-years-ago

Published 25, November 2016 at 535 × 266 in LMU study: ants began to actively cultivate their plant partners at least three million years ago

Philidris nagasau and a young specimen of its Squamellaria host, which was planted by the ants and fertilized with their urine and feces. Picture: G. Chomicki, LMU

Philidris nagasau and a young specimen of its Squamellaria host, which was planted by the ants and fertilized with their urine and feces. Picture: G. Chomicki, LMU

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