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The Seed Feedersnto contact with the seeds, and the seeds are consumed or cached in burrows or nests. Geographically, ground beetles and crickets are probably most important as post-dispersal granivores in temperate ecosystems (Honek et al., 2003; Lundgren et al., 2006; O’Rourke et al., 2006), and ants dominate the

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Seed-Associated Food Bodiess. In dispersed seeds, this is believed to be a true mutualism, termed myrmecochory (myrmex = ant, kore = dispersed; in Greek) (Handel and Beattie, 1990). The seed provides a nutritious tidbit of food in exchange for being moved to a more suitable germination site, often in or near an ant nest. Myrm

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Mycophagythat when scientists actually search for fungal material during gut analyses of natural enemies, they typically find it to some degree. The evolutionary development of mycophagy in entomophagous species is best described for beetles, notably the Coccinellidae and the Staphylinidae. But each group of

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