Why Are Leaf-Cutting Ants More Common in Early Secondary Forests Than in Old-Growth Tropical Forests? An Evaluation of the Palatable Forage Hypothesis

Why Are Leaf-Cutting Ants More Common in Early Secondary Forests Than in Old-Growth Tropical Forests? An Evaluation of the Palatable Forage HypothesisNo. 1169–177

Fargi-Brener, Alejandro G. 2001. "Why Are Leaf-Cutting Ants More Common in Early Secondary Forests Than in Old-Growth Tropical Forests? An Evaluation of the Palatable Forage Hypothesis." Oikos, (1) 169–177.

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Keywords: STRI