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Figure 1. Inflorescence of Vigna luteola showing the extrafloral nectaries (white arrows) (A). Extrafloral nectaries located at the base of the inflorescence (B); and the principal visitor of the EFNs, the ant Camponotus planatus (C).

Aguirre-Jaimes, A., W. Dattilo, D. Rodriguez-Morales, S. Canchola-Orozco, E. Cocoletzi, R. Coates, and G. Angeles. 2018. Foraging ants on the extrafloral nectaries repel nectar thieves but not the effective pollinator of Vigna luteola (Fabaceae) in a Mexican coastal sand dune. Sociobiology. 65:621-629. doi:10.13102/sociobiology.v65i4.3466