Sentences with MYRMECOPHILIES
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"Some plants have evolved myrmecophilies as a way to attract ants for defense."
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"Ants play a crucial role in myrmecophilies by offering protection to the plants."
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"Certain plant species exhibit myrmecophilies by providing food rewards to ants in exchange for protection."
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"In facultative myrmecophilies, the ant-plant interaction is not essential for the plant's survival."
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"Obligate myrmecophilies, on the other hand, depend on ants for their continued existence."
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"Studies have shown that myrmecophilies can increase plant fitness."
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"Some myrmecophilies involve producing nectar to attract ants."
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"The study of myrmecophilies has contributed to our understanding of mutualistic plant-ant relationships."
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"Certain orchid species exhibit myrmecophilies by mimicking ant pheromones."
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"The intricate structures involved in myrmecophilies are fascinating to study."
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"Research on myrmecophilies has revealed unique adaptations in plants for ant interactions."
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"Ants that exhibit myrmecophilies are often called myrmecophiles."
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"Ecologists often study myrmecophilies to understand community dynamics in ecosystems."
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"The field of myrmecophilies examines the biological interactions between ants and their symbiotic partners."
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"Certain plants exhibit myrmecophilies by providing resources like nectar and shelter to ants in exchange for defense against herbivores."
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"Many ant species show myrmecophilies with aphids, where they protect and tend to the aphids in exchange for their honeydew secretions."
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"Some butterflies have developed myrmecophilies by producing chemicals that attract ants and receive protection from them in return."
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"The myrmecophilies displayed by certain beetle species involve living inside ant nests and receiving food and shelter from the ants."
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"The study of myrmecophilies has revealed fascinating coevolutionary relationships between ants and their associated organisms."
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"Certain mites have developed myrmecophilies by hitchhiking on ant workers and being transported to new food sources."
