- Atta is a
genus of New
World ants of the
subfamily Myrmicinae. It
contains at
least 17
known species. Atta
leafcutter ants are
relatively large, rusty...
- in Mexico. In
Brazil they are
known as "
saúva-cabeça-de-vidro" (literally "gl****-headed
saúva"), with
saúva being the
common name for all Atta ants....
- were
planted close together in plantations, easy prey for tree blight,
Saúva ants, lace bugs, red spiders, and leaf caterpillars. Greg Grandin, whose...
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references for
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marsalkan sauva Sergeant Jääskeläinen 1989
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Pullahiiri Olli...
- many crops, but the most
pervasive pests were the leaf-cutting ants, or
saúva (in Tupi).
These ants are
difficult to
eliminate as, even today, they are...
- 1989)
Sergeant Körmy and the Marshall's
Stick (Vääpeli Körmy ja
marsalkan sauva, 1990) The New
Adventures of That
Kiljunen Family (Kiljusen herrasväen uudet...
- invertebrates, the most
notable are the
termites and the leaf-cutter ants ("
saúvas"). They are the main
herbivores of the cerrado,
important to
consuming and...
-
riivinrautaa (2002) Ripa
ruostuu (1993)
Mestari (1992) Vääpeli Körmy ja
marsalkan sauva (1990)
Ariel (1988)
Kuningas lähtee
Ranskaan (1986)
Aidankaatajat eli heidän...
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