Famous Buddhist Quotes & Sayings. Ten Must-See Art Documentaries | Art School Guide. Edwin Long. Edwin Longsden Long RA (12 July 1829 – 15 May 1891) was an English genre, history, biblical and portrait painter. Life and works[edit] Queen Esther (1878) Long was born in Bath, Somerset, the son of E.
Long, an artist (from Kelston in Somerset), and was educated at Dr. Long made the acquaintance of John Phillip RA, and accompanied him to Spain, where they spent much time. Long was elected an associate of the Royal Academy in 1870 and an academician (RA) in 1881. The Finding of Moses (1886) Long died from pneumonia resulting from influenza, at his home, "Kelston" in Netherhall Gardens, Hampstead, on 15 May 1891, in his sixty-second year.
Long married a daughter of Dr. Paintings[edit] References[edit] Attribution External links[edit] Ant-fungus mutualism. Overview[edit] Fungus-growing ants actively propagate, nurture and defend the basidiomycete cultivar.[3] In return, the fungus provides nutrients for the ants, which may accumulate in specialized hyphal-tips known as "gongylidia". In some advanced genera the queen ant may take a pellet of the fungus with her when she leaves to start a new colony.[4] Types[edit] There are five main types of agriculture that fungus growing ants practice:[5] lower, coral-fungus, yeast, generalized higher, and leafcutter agricultural systems. The attines[edit] The ants of the Attini tribe (subfamily Myrmicinae) are obligatory fungicultivists. Secondary symbiotic relationships[edit] Evolution[edit] Given the exclusive New World distribution of the over 200 fungus-growing ant species,[12] this mutualism is thought to have originated in the basin of the Amazon rainforest some 50 – 66 million years ago.
Though the ants are monophyletic, their symbionts are not. References[edit] External links[edit] Hdr ex colonia. Jose Rivas “HART COLOR”