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Section of the Cordia nodosa stem with the root mat of Polytaenium cajenense cut open, and showing adhesive roots of Philodendron.

Section of the Cordia nodosa stem with the root mat of Polytaenium cajenense cut open, and showing adhesive roots of Philodendron.

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Myrmecophyly is best documented among tropical epiphytes, and myrmecotrophy occurs especially among domatia-forming plants. We report the case of Polytaenium cajenense with "external" domatia and its use by the same symbiont ant as its host Cordia nodosa . This case is interpreted as the result of stochastic events and their relations to pre-existi...

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