Pheidole spathifera
Pheidole spathifera is a species of ant in the subfamily Myrmicinae. It is found in Asian countries.
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| Species: | P. spathifera |
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| Pheidole spathifera Forel, 1902 | |
Subspecies
- Pheidole spathifera aspatha Forel, 1902 - India
- Pheidole spathifera spathifera Forel, 1902 - Bangladesh, India, Thailand, China
- Pheidole spathifera yerburyi Forel, 1902 - Myanmar, Sri Lanka
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References
External links
- "Pheidole spathifera - Facts". AntWeb. Retrieved 19 January 2014.
- "Pheidole spathifera". at antwiki.org
- Animaldiversity.org
- Itis.org
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