Résultats pour Auteur : "Azémar, Frédéric"

The small size of a myrmecophyte and its associated ant colony facilitate ambushing by large Ectatomma tuberculatum workers. Déjean Alain, Rossi Vivien, Azémar Frédéric. 2025. Science of Nature, 112:49, 4 p.

Rainfall during multiyear La Niñas caused the decline of social wasps in Northeastern Amazonia. Déjean Alain, Rossi Vivien, Compin Arthur, Corbara Bruno, Carpenter James M., Orivel Jérôme, Petitclerc Frédéric, Burban Benoit, Azémar Frédéric. 2024. Ecology, 105 (11):e4433, 6 p.

Host-tree selection by the ant garden-initiating arboreal ponerine Neoponera goeldii. Déjean Alain, Rossi Vivien, Azémar Frédéric, Compin Arthur, Petitclerc Frédéric, Talaga Stanislas, Corbara Bruno. 2023. Ecology, 104 (1):e3843, 5 p.

Mutualistic interactions between ants and fungi: A review. Déjean Alain, Azémar Frédéric, Naskrecki Piotr, Tindo Maurice, Rossi Vivien, Faucher Christian, Gryta Hervé. 2023. Ecology and Evolution, 13 (8):ece3.10386, 13 p.

Nutrient provisioning of its host myrmecophytic tree by a temporary social parasite of a plant-ant. Déjean Alain, Petitclerc Frédéric, Azémar Frédéric, Rossi Vivien. 2021. Biological Journal of the Linnean Society, 133 (3) : 744-750.

Impacts of biotic and abiotic parameters on immature populations of Aedes aegypti. Talaga Stanislas, Déjean Alain, Azémar Frédéric, Dumont Yves, Leroy Céline. 2020. Journal of Pest Science, 93 : 941-952.

Ant-lepidopteran associations along African forest edges. Déjean Alain, Azémar Frédéric, Libert Michel, Compin Arthur, Hérault Bruno, Orivel Jérôme, Bouyer Thierry, Corbara Bruno. 2017. Naturwissenschaften, 104 (1-2):7, 14 p.

A cuckoo-like parasitic moth leads African weaver ant colonies to their ruin. Déjean Alain, Orivel Jérôme, Azémar Frédéric, Hérault Bruno, Corbara Bruno. 2016. Scientific Reports, 6 (23778), 9 p.

Reciprocal protection from natural enemies in an ant-wasp association. Le Guen Roger, Corbara Bruno, Rossi Vivien, Azémar Frédéric, Déjean Alain. 2015. Comptes Rendus. Biologies, 338 (4) : 255-259.

A tank bromeliad favors spider presence in a neotropical inundated forest. Hénaut Yann, Corbara Bruno, Pélozuelo Laurent, Azémar Frédéric, Céréghino Régis, Hérault Bruno, Déjean Alain. 2014. PloS One, 9 (12):e114592, 13 p.