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Leaf‑cutting ants facilitation to non‑native plants is passed from one generation to the next
In arid environments where soil resources are limiting factors, the presence of soil ecosystem engineers that create new enriched soil habitats can improve the performance of non-native plants growing there. Moreover, these enriched areas may be considered key sources of high-quality seeds, which wo
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