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Figure 3.7. Average ant recruitment to field baits by treatment and bait type from June

24 to July 14. Recruitment was significantly higher to protein than to sugar for crazy ants
(p = 0.0126) and for fire ants (p < 0.0001). On average, crazy ant recruitment was higher
in crazy ant addition locations (p = 0.0610), but treatment had no effect on fire ant
recruitment (p = 0.8718). Error bars indicate + 1 SE.

BaitType Treatment

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