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Act locally, think globally: Ant studies in Argentina in the context of ecological theory
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Eight principles of integrated pest management
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Is dump material an effective small-scale deterrent to herbivory by leaf-cutting ants?
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Moisture enhances the positive effect of leaf-cutting ant refuse dumps on soil biota activity
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Plant‐based compounds with potential as push‐pull stimuli to manage behavior of leaf‐cutting ants
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Defence variation within a guild of aphid‐tending ants explains aphid population growth
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Indirect effects of exotic grazers: livestock decreases the nutrient content of refuse dumps of leaf‐cutting ants through vegetation impoverishment
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Nests of the leaf‐cutting ant Atta vollenweideri as accelerators of succession in pastures
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Unexpected relationships and valuable mistakes: non‐myrmecochorous Prosopis dispersed by messy leafcutting ants in harvesting their seeds
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Seed dispersal effectiveness revisited: a conceptual review
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Refuse dumps of leaf‐cutting ants as a deterrent for ant herbivory: does refuse age matter?
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Effects of leaf‐cutting ant refuse on native plant performance under two levels of grazing intensity in the Monte Desert of Argentina
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Seedling recruitment in a semi-arid Patagonian steppe: Facilitative effects of refuse dumps of leaf-cutting ants
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Facilitation as a ubiquitous driver of biodiversity
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Resource Availability and Plant Antiherbivore Defense
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Mutualistic Interactions and Biological Invasions
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Seed Preferences of Three Harvester Ants of the Genus Pogonomyrmex (Hymenoptera: Formicidae) in the Monte Desert: Are They Reflected in the Diet?
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Granivory in the Monte Desert, Argentina: Is it Less Intense than in Other Arid Zones of the World?
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The Unified Neutral Theory of Biodiversity and Biogeography
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Ensambles de ácaros oribátidos en hormigueros de Acromyrmex spp. (Hymenoptera, Formicidae)
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