Ant-acacia trees provide several services to their mutualistic ant partners. These include
A) enlarged thorns to host ant colonies.
B) nectar from foliar nectaries.
C) nectar from floral nectaries.
D) both enlarged thorns to host ant colonies and nectar from foliar nectaries.
E) All of the choices are correct.
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