Myrmecophily: of ants and plants.

Myrmecophily: of ants and plants.

Abstract.- Myrmecophily is the association between ants and other organisms. These symbiotic relationships are varied and more or less exclusive or essential to the life of one or other of the partners. They are described here, with examples to illustrate the different associations.
Keywords.- Myrmecophily; ants; symbiosis.

Are epiphytic orchids parasites ?

Are epiphytic orchids parasites ?

Abstract.- This article looks at the differences between two modes of plant life, epiphytism and parasitism. Examples of both are detailed and particular attention is paid to the adaptations of epiphytic orchids.
Keywords.- epiphytism; evolution; habit; parasitism.

Do you come from a good family? (Guess the parents)

Do you come from a good family? (Guess the parents)

This is the first in a series of articles intended as an exercise for orchid hybridizers and judges. The article is designed to be published on separate pages, so that one presents the riddle, and the other provides the answer. And, since it contains two different riddles, the article can be published in two batches without any problem.
In addition to being a practical article, it is visual, attractive, and colorful.

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