Pogonomyrmex rugosus, die Wüstenernteameise oder raue Ernteameise, ist eine Art von Ernteameise in der Unterfamilie Myrmicinae, die im Südwesten der Vereinigten Staaten, insbesondere in New Mexico und Süd-Colorado, endemisch ist.
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Kolonie
P. rugosus Kolonien können bis zu 15.000 Arbeiter haben.
Taktik der Nahrungssuche
Arbeiter von P. rugosus wenden Gruppensuchtaktiken an, bei denen permanente Wege (Stammpfade) angelegt werden. Sie benutzen auch Pheromonspuren, um andere Arbeiter in Gebiete mit Nahrungsverfügbarkeit zu locken.
Wechselwirkungen zwischen Arten
Zwei andere Arten von Ernteameisen, Pogonomyrmex anergismus und Pogonomyrmex colei, haben keine eigenen Arbeiter. Stattdessen leben sie in den Kolonien von P. rugosus und Pogonomyrmex barbatus (rote Ernteameise) und versklaven Arbeiter, um fortpflanzungsfähige Männchen und Weibchen für sie aufzuziehen.
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