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"They've been growing their food for 50 million years": the farming lesson of mushroom ants

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Agriculture is not the prerogative of man. Ants also grow to feed themselves. This is what the angoumoisentomologist Benoît Gilles explains in his monthly column.
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"They've been growing their food for 50 million years": the farming lesson of mushroom ants

Agriculture is not the prerogative of man. Ants also grow to feed themselves. This is what the angoumoisentomologist Benoît Gilles explains in his monthly column.

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