Des arbres et des fourmis : échanges de bons procédés

p. 16-17 : « la myrmécofaune des canopées tropicales est essentiellement composée d’un petit nombre d’espèces qualifiées de “fourmis arboricoles territoriales dominantes” (FATD). »

• Dejean A., Corbara B., Leponce M. et Orivel J., 2007 – “Ants of rainforest canopies : the implications of territoriality and predatory behavior”, Functional Ecosystems and Communities, 2, p. 105-120.
• Dejean A., Delabie J.H.C., Corbara B., Azémar F., Groc S., Orivel J. et Leponce M., 2012 – “The ecology and feeding habits of the arboreal trap-jawed ant Daceton armigerum”, PLoS One, 7(6), e37683 (Doi : 10.1371/journal.pone.0037683).

p. 17 : Encadré “Fourmis et vie arboricole” :

• Orivel J., Corbara B. et Dejean A., 2010 – “Contraintes et adaptation à la vie arboricole chez les fourmis”, Biofutur, 29 (315), p. 34-37.

p. 19-20 : “Un myrmécophyte de lisière, Cecropia obtusa”

• Dejean A., Leroy C., Corbara B., Céréghino R., Roux O., Hérault B., Rossi V., Guerrero R.J., Delabie J.H.C, Orivel J. et Boulay R., 2010 – “A temporary social parasite of tropical plant-ants improves the fitness of a myrmecophyte”, Naturwissenschaften, 97, p. 925-934.
• Dejean A., Leroy C., Corbara B., Roux O., Céréghino R., Orivel J. et Boulay R., 2010 – “Arboreal ants use the ‘Velcro® principle’ to capture very large prey”, PLoS One, 5(6), e11331 (Doi : 10.1371/journal.pone.0011331).

p. 21 : « Des myrmécophytes de sous-bois » (de Guyane)

• Dejean A., Delabie J.H.C, Cerdan P., Gibernau M. et Corbara B., 2006 – “Are myrmecophytes always better protected against herbivores than other plants ?”, Biological Journal of the Linnean Society, 89, p. 91-98.
• Dejean A., Petitclerc F., Compin A., Azémar F. et Corbara B., Delabie J.H.C. et Leroy C., 2017 – “Hollow internodes permit a Neotropical understory plant to shelter multiple mutualistic ant species, obtaining protection and nutrient provisioning (myrmecotrophy)”, American Naturalist (Doi : 10.1086/693782).
• Dejean A., Quilichini A., Delabie J.H.C., Orivel J., Corbara B. et Gibernau M., 2004 – “Influence of its associated ant species on the life history of the myrmecophyte Cordia nodosa in French Guiana”, Journal of Tropical Ecology, 20, p. 701-704.
• Dejean A., Solano P., Ayroles J., Corbara B. Et Orivel J., 2005 – “Arboreal ants build traps to capture prey”, Nature, 434, p. 973 (Doi : 10.1038/434973a).
• Dejean A., Solano P.J., Belin-Depoux M., Cerdan A. et Corbara B., 2001 – “Predatory behavior of patrolling Allomerus decemarticulatus workers (Formicidae; Myrmicinae) on their host plant”, Sociobiology, 37, p. 571-578.
• Grangier J., Dejean A., Malé P.-J.G., Solano P.J., et Orivel J., 2009 – “Mechanisms driving the specificity of a myrmecophyte-ant association”, Biological Journal of the Linnean Society, 97 p. 90–97 (Doi : 10.1111/j.1095-8312.2008.01188.x).
• Leroy C., Sejalon-Delmas N., Jauneau A., Ruiz-Gonzalez M. X., Gryta H., Jargeat P., Corbara B., Dejean A. Et Orivel J., 2011 – “Trophic mediation by a fungus in a tripartite ant-plant-fungus mutualism”, Journal of Ecology, 99, p. 583-590 (Doi : 10.1111/j.1365-2745.2010.01763.x).
• Orivel J., Lambs L., Malé P.-J. G., Leroy C., Grangier J., Otto T., Quilichini A. et Dejean A., 2011 – “Dynamics of the association between a longlived understory myrmecophyte and its specific associated ants”, Oecologia, 165:369–376 (Doi : 10.1007/s00442-010-1739-5).
• Orivel J., Malé P.-J. G., Lauth J., Roux O., Petitclerc F., Dejean A. et Leroy C., 2017 – “Trade-offs in an ant-plant-fungus mutualism”, Proceedings of the Royal Society B, 284, 20161679.
• Ruiz-González M.X., Malé P.-J.G., Leroy C., Dejean A., Gryta H., Jargeat P., Quilichini A. et Orivel J., 2011 – “Specific, non-nutritional association between an ascomycete fungus and Allomerus plant ants”, Biology Letters, 7, p. 475-479 (Doi : 10.1098/rsbl.2010.0920).
• Solano P., Durou S., Corbara B., Quilichini A., Cerdan P., Belin-Depoux M., Delabie J.H.C. et Dejean A., 2003 – “Myrmecophytes of the understory of French Guianian rainforests : their distribution and their associated ants”, Sociobiology, 41, p. 605-614.