From left to right, the collecting sites of Villa Carlotta (where both B. chinensis and N. vividula were collected), Griante and the Roseto Comunale in Rome (in both of which, only N. vividula was found).
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From left to right, the collecting sites of Villa Carlotta (where both B. chinensis and N. vividula were collected), Griante and the Roseto Comunale in Rome (in both of which, only N. vividula was found). |
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| Part of: Schifani E, Grunicke D, Montechiarini A, Pradera C, Vila R, Menchetti M (2024) Alien ants spreading through Europe: Brachyponera chinensis and Nylanderia vividula in Italy. Biodiversity Data Journal 12: e123502. https://doi.org/10.3897/BDJ.12.e123502 |