a black shield bug 2 claims

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A black shield bug frequently visits flowers and fruits.

Taxon: Pilostyles boyacensisPilostyles boyacensist0
Interactor: a black shield buge0other
Outcome: frequent visitors to flowers and fruitse0

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“Camponotus ants and a black shield bug are frequent visitors to flowers and fruits”
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“Pilostyles boyacensis”
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Title

Pilostyles boyacensis, a new species of Apodanthaceae (Cucurbitales) from Colombia

Favio Gonzalez; Natalia Pabon Mora Phytotaxa 2014. doi:10.11646/phytotaxa.178.2.5

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Observation Pilostyles boyacensis was described as a new species from Colombia.
Observation The species occurred at 2000–2415 m and parasitized Dalea cuatrecasasii.
Observation The species was distinguished by monoecy, small tubular flowers, five or six white petals, and three to four rows of pollen sacs.
Observation Its locations are among the highest for the genus in the Americas.
Association Its Dalea-host lifestyle suggests affinity with P. thurberi.
Observation The new species exhibits isophasic growth.
Observation Staminate and carpellate flowers often occur adjacent in the same row.
Observation The species flowers and fruits continuously from late November to late March.
Observation Camponotus ants frequently visit flowers and fruits.
Mechanism The visitors might contribute to seed dispersal.

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