Attini

[thumb|Formica alata cui [alae iam sunt.]]
thumb|Operarii fragmenta foliorum efferunt.
[thumb|Attini [flos|flores flavas efferunt.]]
**Attini** sunt tribus formicarum subfamiliae Myrmicinarum, inter quam omnes species notae quae fungos per mutualismum formicarum et fungorum colunt digeruntur. Gramina et folia exsecant, quae ad nidos efferunt, et super ea fungos alunt, quibus deinde vescuntur.

Attini solum in hemisphaerio occidentali inveniuntur. Aliquot species ad septentriones usque ad sterilitates pinorum Novae Caesareae (*Trachymyrmex septentrionalis*) et ad australem usque ad deserta frigida Argentinae (nonnullae species *Acromyrmicis*). Hic cladus formicarum Novi Mundi abhinc annorum 60 millionum in silvis pluvialibus Americae Australis exoriri existimatur. Quod autem disputatur, quia hae formicae ut videtur in habitatione sicciori se evolverunt, cum nihilominus earum fruges domare iam discerent.

## Genera
**Acanthognathus*  Mayr, 1887
**Acromyrmex* Mayr, 1865
**Allomerus*  Mayr, 1878
**Apterostigma* Mayr, 1865
**Atta* Fabricius, 1804
*†*Attaichnus* Laza, 1982
**Basiceros*  Schulz, 1906
**Blepharidatta*  Wheeler, 1915
**Cephalotes*  Latreille, 1802
**Chimaeridris*  Wilson, 1989
**Colobostruma*  Wheeler, 1927
**Cyatta* Sosa-Calvo *et al.*, 2013
**Cyphomyrmex* Mayr, 1862
**Daceton*  Perty, 1833
**Diaphoromyrma*  Fernández, Delabie & Nascimento, 2009
**Epopostruma*  Forel, 1895
**Eurhopalothrix*  Brown & Kempf, 1961
**Ishakidris*  Bolton, 1984
**Kalathomyrmex* Klingenberg & Brandão, 2009
**Lachnomyrmex*  Wheeler, 1910
**Lenomyrmex*  Fernández & Palacio, 1999
**Mesostruma*  Brown, 1948
**Microdaceton*  Santschi, 1913
**Mycetagroicus* Brandão & Mayhé-Nunes, 2001
**Mycetarotes* Emery, 1913
**Mycetophylax* Emery, 1913
**Mycetosoritis* Wheeler, 1907
**Mycocepurus* Forel, 1893
**Myrmicocrypta* Smith, 1860
**Ochetomyrmex*  Mayr, 1878
**Octostruma*  Forel, 1912
**Orectognathus*  Smith, 1853
**Paramycetophylax* Kusnezov, 1956
**Phalacromyrmex*  Kempf, 1960
**Pheidole*  Westwood, 1839
**Pilotrochus*  Brown, 1978
**Procryptocerus*  Emery, 1887
**Protalaridris*  Brown, 1980
**Pseudoatta* Gallardo, 1916
**Rhopalothrix*  Mayr, 1870
**Sericomyrmex* Mayr, 1865
**Strumigenys*  Smith, 1860
**Talaridris*  Weber, 1941
**Trachymyrmex* Forel, 1893
**Tranopelta*  Mayr, 1866
**Wasmannia*  Forel, 1893
**Xerolitor* Sosa-Calvo et al., 2018

## Notae
## Bibliographia
*Branstetter, M. G., Ana Ješovnik, J. Sosa-Calvo, M. W. lloyd, B. C. Faircloth, S. G. Brady, et T. R. Schultz. 2017. "Dry habitats were crucibles of domestication in the evolution of agriculture in ants." *Proceedings of the Royal Society B: Biological Sciences* 284, no. 1852 (12 Aprilis): 20170095. . PMC 5394666. PMID 28404776. Editio interretialis.
*Hölldobler, Bert, et Edward O. Wilson. 2009. *The Superorganism: The Beauty, Elegance, and Strangeness of Insect Societies.* Novi Eboraci: W. W. Norton & Company. ISBN 9780393067040. Archivum.
*Ješovnik, Ana, et Ted R. Schultz. 2017. "Revision of the fungus-farming ant genus *Sericomyrmex* Mayr (Hymenoptera, Formicidae, Myrmicinae)." *ZooKeys* 670 (24 Aprilis): 1–109.  Editio interretialis.
* "The Radiohead ant: A new species of 'silky' ant grows fungus gardens for food." Phys.org, 24 Aprilis 2017. Editio interretialis.
* Weber, N. A. 1966. "Fungus-Growing Ants." *Science* 153 (3736): 587–604. Bibcode:1966Sci...153..587W. . PMID 17757227. S2CID 31919824.

## Nexus externi
Categoria:Hymenoptera Americae Australis
Categoria:Hymenoptera Americae Septentrionalis
Categoria:Myrmicinae
Categoria:Taxa Smith
Categoria:Taxa 1858
Categoria:Tribus animalium