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Transmission of fungal partners to incipient Cecropia-tree ant colonies

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Fig 1. Colonization of a Cecropia sp. domatium. (a) Parenchyma (white tissue) of the inner domatium wall
Fig 2. Molecular phylogenetic analysis of fungal genotypes associated with patches from Azteca foundress queens
Fig 3. Frequency of patches with one or multiple fungal OTUs in foundress queen patches compared to established colonies
Fig 4. Infrabuccal pocket content of founding queens. Founding queens (a) carry in their infrabuccal pockets (b) hyphae, (c)a number of unclassified particles, and (d) nematode dauerlarvae
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