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Ants and plants are often associated in the tropics and help each other to survive. The myrmecophilic function, and to a lesser extent, the acarophilic function, is an association with mutual benefits - a true symbiosis. This book is a revised version of a French text published by the same author in 1986; it summarizes what is known on the subject and concludes with a bibliography and taxonomic index of ants, plants and other insects.
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