Bacterial microbiomes of gyne and queen tissues in four fungus-farming ant species characterized by phyla.

<p>Samples are pooled by colony and species identifiers (As, Ac, Ae and Mm) on colony IDs are omitted for simplicity. Samples derived from young queens rather than unmated gynes are noted with an asterisk (*). Phyla which comprised <1% of a community in each sample were binned into a separa...

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מחבר ראשי:	Victoria A. Sadowski (9553205) (author)
מחברים אחרים:	Panagiotis Sapountzis (60096) (author), Pepijn W. Kooij (20380926) (author), Jacobus J. Boomsma (11438206) (author), Rachelle M. M. Adams (16370722) (author)
יצא לאור:	2025
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Bacterial microbiomes of gyne and queen tissues in four fungus-farming ant species characterized by phyla.

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