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OUR WORK

Sustainable Agricultural
Systems & Engineering
Lab

We work on the Global Food Systems Transformation in China and Globally. We Build Networks, Engineer Tools, and Empower Farmers.

SERVICES

COCOA FLOWER VISITORS

Supplementary Figures for Toledo Hernández et al.

GIF.01

Midge fly

GIF.2

Ant

GIF.03

Thrip

GIF.04

Mite

GIF.02.Beetle.gif

Beetle (Herbivory)

GIF.03.Aphid.gif

Aphid (Herbivory)

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Ant (Predation)

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Spider (Predation)

Figure S1. Cocoa flower visitors in agroforestry systems of Hainan, China, and Bahia, Brazil. We recorded cocoa pollen carrier midge flies, ants, thrips, and mites (GIF.01 – GIF.04), and other ecological interactions such as flower herbivory by beetles and aphids (GIF.05 – GIF.06) and predation by ants (large ant chasing smaller one; GIF.07), and spider (inspecting flower, GIF.08).

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