Dissemination by ants of the seeds of Trillium grandiflorum
Biodiversity Heritage Library (Smithsonian Institution)Published 1 January 1940Open access
Burton N. Gates
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The fruit of Trillium is three-celled, subglobose, varying around one-half inch in long diameter and contains numerous seeds, one of which is relatively large, easily seen, and change in color, on exposure to the air, from a whitish or light brown to a darker, reddish brown.
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Agricultural and Biological Sciences