Contributors: Rumsais Blatrix; Bruno Roux; Philippe Béarez; Gabriela Prestes-Carneiro; Marcelo Amaya; Jose Luis Aramayo; Leonor Rodrigues; Umberto Lombardo; José Iriarte; Jonas Gregorio de Souza et al. Show more detail. Source: Rumsais Blatrix via HAL Congeneric mutualist ant symbionts (Tetraponera , Pseudomyrmecinae) differ in level of ...

Rumsais Blatrix Ant-plants produce hollow structures called domatia to host protecting ants. Although size variation in domatia is well documented between related species, intraspecific...

Mon activité de recherche porte sur les aspects écologiques et évolutifs des interactions entre espèces. Les deux thèmes principaux que j'étudie sont les interactions entre plantes et insectes (pollinisation, symbioses), et les interactions entre ingénieurs …

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2012年10月7日 · We tested the hypothesis that ants use domatia-inhabiting fungi as food in three ant-plant symbioses: Petalomyrmex phylax/Leonardoxa africana, Tetraponera aethiops/Barteria fistulosa and Pseudomyrmex penetrator/Tachigali sp. Labelling domatia fungal patches in the field with either a fluorescent dye or (15)N showed that larvae ingested domatia f...

2017年2月23日 · We compared the spatial genetic structure of the two symbionts by using Bayesian clustering algorithms, isolation-by-distance analyses and clines of synthetic alleles. We used species niche modelling (climatic and soil variables) to investigate ecological variables associated with genetic discontinuities in tree populations.

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Rumsaïs Blatrix is an academic researcher from University of Montpellier. The author has contributed to research in topic(s): Myrmecophyte & Mutualism (biology). The author has an hindex of 19, co-authored 65 publication(s) receiving 1076 citation(s). Previous affiliations of Rumsaïs Blatrix include Institut Universitaire de France & University of Paris.

Rumsaïs Blatrix est chercheur au CNRS à Montpellier où il étudie les interactions entre plantes et fourmis en milieu tropical (voir par exemple Blatrix 2010). A travaillé sur la faune des fourmis de France (voir Fourmis de France et Fourmis d'Europe occidentale), et en particulier de Corse. Interview par Claude Lebas.

Rumsaïs Blatrix is a researcher at CNRS (the National Centre for Scientific Research in France), where he studies the interactions between plants and ants in tropical areas. He co-authored Ants of Britain and Europe. Free UK delivery for orders £30 and over.