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Southern fire ant : ウィキペディア英語版 | Southern fire ant
The Southern fire ant, ''Solenopsis xyloni'', is a stinging fire ant native to southern parts of the United States. Its behavior is similar to the red imported fire ant ''(S. invicta)'', although its sting is less painful. Its main source of food is honeydew collected from aphids and other insects. Southern fire ant shares its range (the area it inhabits) with the red imported fire ant (''S. invicta''), the golden fire ant (''S. aurea'') and ''S. amblychila''. The Southern fire ant has the widest distribution of these, occurring from the Carolinas to Georgia through lowland Tennessee North East Arkansas and south-central Kansas to California. The scientific name comes from the Greek: ''Solenopsis'' means ''pipe-faced'' and ''xyloni'' means ''of-wood''. This is unusual, however, because the Southern fire ant does not eat or inhabit bark or fallen timber. ==References==
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