H. brunonis Wallich 1 claim

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Ants were the most abundant occupants of H. brunonis hollow internodes in India.

Taxon: H. brunonis WallichHumboldtia brunonise0
Interactor: antsFormicidaee0symbiont
Outcome: primary occupant of the hollow internodese0
Setting: Indiae0

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“ants are the primary occupant of the hollow internodes of H. brunonis Wallich of India”
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Invertebrate biodiversity (ants, bees, and others) associated with stem domatia of the Indian myrmecophyte Humboldtia brunonis Wallich (Magnoliophyta: Fabaceae).

Fred R. Rickson; Melinda M. Rickson; Kumar Ghorpadé; et al. Proceedings of the Entomological Society of Washington. 2003

Other claims from this paper (4)

Observation Humboldtia species develop inflated hollow internodes with a self-opening entrance for each domicile.
Observation At leaf flush, hundreds of empty domatia become accessible to occupants.
Observation Braunsapis sp. was the next most abundant occupant.
Observation An arboreal annelid was among the minor occupants.