Host-specific is what a butterfly that pollinates one type of flower is called.
Specifically, butterflies enjoy feeding on the nectar of a plant's flowers. They move pollen from one plant to another as they consume the nectar of different plants. Some butterflies work from a wider range of plants deemed nectar-worthy than others and therefore labeled host-plants.
Host-specific is the name for a butterfly that pollinates one type of flower. Specifically, butterflies move pollen from one plant to another while they pursue nectar consumption from flowering plants. Some butterflies work from wider ranges of nectar-worthy host-plants than others.
the pink flower called the pink equator flower
Butterfly, worm, jellyfish, spider, sponge, starfish, and to much more to type.
There is a type of gladiolus called 'Priscilla', but I couldn't find another reference to one.
a flower is not an animal it is a type of plant...
A butterfly is a herbivore.
A butterfly not only eats plants but it also pollinates them using a special type of venom called, Envoxium. I hope this was the answer you were looking for.
Viola is a type of butterfly or flower.
depends on the exact type of flower - "wild flower" is too general a description
The real name of this type of pasta is Farfalle.
A type of butterfly
A butterfly
a type of butterfly called blue rose
the pink flower called the pink equator flower
The word that connects a type of butterfly with royalty is monarch
It depends what type of butterfly
It depends on the type of butterfly.
A butterfly is an insect of the order Lepidoptera.