- also
referred to as
agricultural ants. Seed
harvesting by some
desert ants is an
adaptation to the lack of
typical ant resources such as prey or honeydew...
-
Carebara diversa is a
species of
marauder ant widely distributed throughout Asia.
Carebara diversa is a
eusocial insect and
individuals have continuous...
-
breaks out. Seed-
harvesting ants ordinarily will thus
direct paths to
specifically avoid disrupting the
paths of
other seed-
harvesting colonies, as engaging...
-
species of
harvester ant from the
genus Pogonomyrmex. Its
common names include red
ant and red
harvester ant.
These large (5– to 7-mm)
ants prefer arid chaparral...
- will eat
remains of
plants and animals.
Messor capitatus are seed-
harvesting ants that when they find a food
source will go back to the nest to recruit...
- Reportedly, the best-tasting ant eggs are
harvested from
nests that are
situated on
mango trees. The
harvesting of
ant eggs may
begin in
February or March,...
-
Argentine ant,
immigrant pavement ant,
yellow crazy ant,
banded sugar ant,
pharaoh ant, red wood
ant,
black carpenter ant,
odorous house ant, red imported...
-
ant (Oecophylla smaragdina) farming:
harvest yields and
effects on
worker ant density" (PDF).
Asian Myrmecology. 3: 55–62. Césard N, 2004.
Harvesting...
- north-eastern Mexico.
Other common names include town
ant,
parasol ant,
fungus ant, cut
ant, and
night ant. It
harvests leaves from over 200
plant species, and is...
-
Pogonomyrmex desertorum, the
large seed
harvesting ant, is a
species of
harvester ant native to Mexico, the
southwestern United States, and
possibly Florida...
