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Myrmecodia is a
genus of
epiphytic plants,
present in Indochina, Malesia, Papuasia, and Queensland, Australia. It is one of five ant-plant
genera in the...
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Myrmecodia beccarii, ant-house plant, is an
epiphytic plant on
Melaleuca trees and
others with
spongy bark in the
wetlands and
mangroves of
tropical north...
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Myrmecodia tuberosa, the ant plant, is an
epiphytic plant. The
species has a
symbiotic relationship with some ant
species where ants use the
hollow body...
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Myrmecodia lamii is a
myrmecophilous (Ant loving)
plant in the
Gardenia Family (Rubiaceae) and
native to New Guinea, with a
greatly swollen hypocotyl region...
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Inferior alveolar nerve Surface cavities or pits, such as on the stem of
Myrmecodia species Pits on
honeycombed surfaces such as
receptacles of many angiosperms...
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Short root
spines cover the
tuberous base of the
epiphytic ant-plant
Myrmecodia tuberosa (Rubiaceae),
these probably give
protection to ants
which inhabit...
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fixing bacteria) in
their root nodules. Myrmecophytes,
including Myrmecodia spp. and
Hydnophytum spp., are tree
species that
develop symbiotic ****ociations...
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family Rubiaceae contains the most
commonly known tuberous myrmecophyte,
Myrmecodia. Some
plants produce food
bodies for use by
other organisms.
These small...
- The
species grow in tree
branches and on trunks. Like the
related genus Myrmecodia, they are
known as
antplants or ant-house plants. The type
species is...
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herbs (e.g. Galium, ****coce). Some
epiphytes are also
present (e.g.
Myrmecodia). The
plants usually contain iridoids,
various alkaloids, and raphide...
