Does ant-plant mutualism have spillover effects on the non-partner ant community?

Ant_community_data.csv Results of ant species counts from pitfall trapping. Data fields are as follows: ID - unique identifier; Plot - the plot (1-10) in which the pitfalls were placed; Station - pitfall ID; StatID - unique plot and station ID; Latitude - latitudinal coordinates; Longitude - Longitudinal coordinates; Misc - non-ant species that were captured in the pitfall trap; Camponotus_sp1:Temnothorax_sp1 - number of ants of each species found in each pitfall trap Ground_cover.csv Results of ground cover surveys of eight quadrats within each plot. Data fields are as follows: Plot - the plot (1-10); Quadrant - sampling quadrant (1-8); ID - unique identifier of plot and quadrant; Bare Ground: Other - the percentage of total cover for each of the ground cover types; Cactus details - description of whether the cactus is Cholla or prickly pear; Other details - description of what the other category contains Additional_plots_cactus_data_2013.csv Results of cactus surveys in the additional plots (9 and 10) in 2013. The data fields follow that of Miller 2020 (https://doi.org/10.6073/pasta/dd06df3f950afe4a4642306182237d13). These are: Plot - ten 30m x 30m plots (1-10; Tag_ID - Unique identifier for individuals - Tag_ID's are reused between plots, so the unique individual ID is given by the Plot-TagID combination; Year_t - Calendar year at the start of the transition year (late May or early June); Height_t - Height in year t; Width_t - Maximum width in year t; Perp_t - Width perpendicular to the maximum in year t; NS_t - Number of new vegetative segments initiated in year t; GoodBuds_t - Number of viable (very likely to flower) flowerbuds in year t; ABFlowerbuds_t - Aborted flowerbuds in year t; Antsp_t - If ants are present, this field gives their species identity - There are four common ant species in this system: Crematogaster opuntiae ('crem'), Liometopum apiculatum ('liom'), Forelius pruinosa ('fore'). Occasionally other ant species are observed and these are indicated by 'other'. Vacant plants are denoted 'vacant'.